Luoyang Zhouwangcheng Emperor Jialiu Museum Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Luoyang Zhouwangcheng Emperor Jialiu Museum is a site-type museum built on the original site based on the major archaeological discovery of the 21st century, the "Emperor Jialiu" large chariot and horse burial pit. The chariot and horse pit is large in scale, with many types of vehicles, neatly arranged and majestic. It is a unique "driving six" relic in the world today. In 770 BC, King Ping of Zhou moved eastward to Luoyi. In this "land in the sky", the kings of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty operated for 515 glorious years, leaving behind a profound culture that affects today. The astonishing excavation of "Tianzi Jialiu" and the establishment of the Tianzi Jialiu Museum in Zhouwangcheng opened a new window for people to witness that splendid history.

Attractions distribution:

The Zhouwangcheng Emperor Jialiu Museum in Luoyang City, with its exquisite display of cultural relics and the spectacular live display of chariot and horse pits, shows the world the long history of urban construction and splendid material culture of the ancient capital Luoyang. The most eye-catching "Emperor Jialiu" The chariot and horse pit, the spectacular chariot and horse relics in the tomb pit, many funerary objects, and a large number of Eastern Zhou cultural relics are for tourists to appreciate and appreciate.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Archeology, culture, history, museums