Haogang Site Museum of Dongguan

Visit the Dongguan Gang Site Museum, the exhibition hall is located in a village in Dongguan, which is mainly a 2-story exhibition hall, which can be visited in about 15 minutes. After all, the pavilion is built directly on the site, so it is more distinctive. The location where the tomb is unearthed is the core of the pavilion, and the others are some unearthed items. This time, I came over on the 2nd floor and met the mobile pavilion. I looked at the pictures of 3D, brought 3D lenses, and watched it for a while. When I came out, there was a pool. The turtles inside wanted to chase people. They were estimated to be hungry, but we didn't bring food and couldn't feed. The 2-story exhibition hall can be visited in about 15 minutes. After all, the pavilion is built directly on the site, so it is more distinctive. The location where the tomb is unearthed is the core of the pavilion, and the others are some unearthed items. This time, I came over on the 2nd floor and met the mobile pavilion. I looked at the pictures of 3D, brought 3D lenses, and watched it for a while. When I came out, there was a pool. The turtles inside saw people and wanted to chase them up. They were probably hungry, but we didn't bring food and couldn't feed them.

Very good attraction, there is a used car trading market on the side, quiet in the chaos, but the museum is small, the content is not much, it is a bit interesting to know the culture here is good.

Because of the excavation of the Neolithic culture five thousand years ago, Dongguan's history has advanced, and a large number of shellfish, stone tools and complete prehistoric human remains have been unearthed in the site, which has a considerable scientific value. In order to effectively protect this batch of cultural relics, the original site has been preserved and built a museum. This museum is hidden in residential buildings, very easy to miss, but the museum itself is quiet and rich in collections, suitable for family and children.

The scenery is pleasant and the scenery is beautiful. It is worth a visit.

Free, but closed at noon. Remember to check the time before you come.

No opening at noon, I don't know if I need to buy tickets.