China Bee Museum Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The China Bee Museum is a natural science museum that aims to popularize the scientific knowledge of bees and the health care of bee products to the general public. The museum was founded in July 1993 to coincide with the largest international academic conference on the agricultural system since the founding of the People's Republic of China. The 33rd International Beekeeping Congress will be held in Beijing. In order to showcase the long history and development achievements of China’s beekeeping industry to participants from all over the world, with the strong support of the Ministry of Agriculture, the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, and the Chinese Beekeeping Society, the China Agricultural Congress will The Bee Research Institute of the Academy of Sciences is responsible for the construction of my country's first bee museum.

Attractions distribution:

The China Bee Museum is surrounded by undulating mountains, dense vegetation, and blooming flowers. The building is a Chinese-style antique bungalow with an area of ​​180 square meters. The exhibition hall in the museum covers an area of ​​about 200 square meters. It is divided into 3 exhibition rooms and displays 475 pictures and charts, specimens and There are more than 600 objects and 1 landscape model. Through pictures, charts, specimens, objects, landscape models, video playback and other means, the origin and fossils of bees, the development history of beekeeping, and bees are introduced to tourists in a vivid and intuitive way. The origins of human culture, China’s beekeeping resources, bee biology, beekeeping technology, bee pollination, bee products and apitherapy have become an extracurricular activity venue for primary and secondary school biology teaching and a garden for loving and learning science. , cultivate their interest in bee science and biology, and satisfy their desire to explore knowledge. In addition to exhibitions, the museum also provides visitors with bee product health consultation, as well as exhibitions and sales of bee-related books and souvenirs.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 1A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Popular science, family travel, bees, museums