Shaanxi museum

The Yan’an Revolutionary Memorial Museum (延安革命纪念馆), established in 1950, is a poignant testament to China’s revolutionary history. Originally situated at the foot of Fenghuang Mountain, it was relocated to Wangjiaping in 1968 and officially opened its doors to the public in 1973. This museum houses an extensive collection of precious historical documents, charts, photographs, and […]

The Xi’an Museum (西安博物院), officially opened to the public on May 18, 2007, is a comprehensive museum spanning approximately 160,000 square meters in total area. It is a remarkable institution that combines artifact collections, scientific research, public education, and leisurely gardens in one location. This museum is situated in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, a city steeped

The Guanzhong Folk Art Museum (关中民俗博物馆), spanning an impressive 493.88 acres, is nestled in the ancient town of Wutai in the Chang’an District of Xi’an, China. This cultural gem houses an extensive collection of folk artifacts from various dynasties, including furniture, lamps, New Year paintings, brick carvings, and much more. However, what truly captivates visitors

The Banpo Museum (半坡博物馆) is an archaeological site located in Xi’an, China, that dates back to the Neolithic period. It was discovered in 1953 when workers were excavating a site for a factory and is named after the Banpo village that once stood on the site. The museum was opened in 1958, and it has

The Xi’an Stele Forest Museum (西安碑林博物馆), spanning an area of 31,900 square meters, is a specialized museum dedicated primarily to the collection, research, and exhibition of stone steles, tomb inscriptions, and stone sculptures from various historical periods. Its history dates back to 1944 when it was established within the Stele Forest as a part of

The Shaanxi History Museum (陕西历史博物馆), located in Xi’an, China, is the country’s first large-scale, modern, national-level museum. It boasts a remarkable collection of over 1.7 million artifacts, including 762 first-tier cultural relics and 18 national treasures. Two of these items are among the first batch of artifacts restricted from being exhibited abroad, placing the museum