Henan museums

The Xinzheng Museum (新郑博物馆) stands as the largest county-level museum in Henan Province, boasting a collection unparalleled in its breadth and depth. With over 60,000 artifacts in its possession, including more than 4,400 pieces categorized as third-grade or above, this museum offers a rich tapestry of history spanning various epochs and cultural nuances. Divided into

The Henan Natural History Museum (河南自然博物馆), namely the former Henan Geological Museum, with a building area of 5870 square meters, houses over 5,000 fossils, rocks, and various mineral specimens, as well as more than 90,000 volumes of domestic and foreign books and literature. Visitors to the museum can marvel at fossils such as dinosaurs, oviraptors,

Zhengzhou Museum (Wenhan Street) (郑州博物馆文翰街馆) serves as a beacon for promoting the culture of the Central Plains, particularly the heritage of the Yellow Emperor. The museum’s architectural inspiration is drawn from the symbolic crown associated with the Yellow Emperor . Moreover, the central structure of the museum resembles a treasure basin, symbolizing abundance and prosperity.

Located on a 14.8-acre site with a building area of 14,206 square meters, Zhengzhou Museum in Songshan Road (郑州博物馆嵩山南路馆) stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the region. Its origins trace back to August 1928 when it was established as the Zhengzhou Municipal Relics Exhibition Room. Officially founded in 1957, it was

Established in 1927, Henan Museum (河南博物院) covers an area of over 100,000 square meters. Its main building is inspired by the ancient Yuan Dynasty Star Observatory, depicted with artistic exaggeration as a “crowned pyramid.” The apex is in a square-dome shape, symbolizing the absorption of celestial dew above and the earth’s essence below, representing Henan