Luoyang Museum Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Luoyang Museum is the only comprehensive history museum in Luoyang. Over the years, it has always adhered to the combination of collection and preservation, publicity and education, and scientific research, giving full play to the advantages of the collection, operating and organizing various comprehensive or thematic cultural relics exhibitions, displaying the profound and profound history of the ancient capital Luoyang. Brilliant culture.

Attractions distribution:

Luoyang Museum was founded in May 1958. It was originally located in Guanlin, Luonan, Henan Province. It was moved to Zhongzhou Road in the new urban area in 1973. The exhibition building of the new museum is a national style building with glazed tiles, covering an area of ​​35 acres. The building area is 2,800 square meters, the cultural relics warehouse is 3,141 square meters, and the comprehensive office building is 1,550 square meters. The basic display in the museum is "Eternal Civilization·Luoyang Cultural Relics Exhibition", which is divided into five parts: the prehistoric period, the Xia and Shang periods, the two-week period, the Han and Wei periods, and the Sui, Tang and Song periods. It focuses on displaying various types of unearthed cultural relics in Luoyang since the founding of the People's Republic of China. There are more than 1,000 exquisite cultural relics. The exhibits highlight elephant fossils from 50,000 years ago, painted pottery from the Neolithic Age, bronze ritual vessels from the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, painted pottery and opera figurines from the Han and Wei dynasties, and Sui and Tang dynasties. The painted music and dance figurines and the Tang Dynasty tricolors with bright glaze colors and different shapes, among which the Xia Dynasty bronze knights, the Warring States period gold and silver bronze tripods, the Northern Wei Dynasty pottery sculptures, the Tang Dynasty tricolor lanterns and the Tang Dynasty tricolor horses can be called national treasures. In addition to the basic exhibitions, the museum also holds two special exhibitions, "Exhibition of Palace Cultural Relics and Treasures" and "Exhibition of Newly Acquired Cultural Relics of the Northern Wei Dynasty". There is also a temporary exhibition hall that launches various temporary exhibitions from time to time to reveal the rich connotations of cultural relics from different angles. .

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Cultural tours, museums