Guangdong Provincial Museum

Large and lovely museum. Has free entry but do have a photo of your identification, if not the real thing. Shares grounds in an open park near the opera house. Truly very ambient. The dossier works for some exhibits, definitely need more than one day to not be overwhelmed by the crowds, size of exhibits, or slow cafe service.

I made an appointment in advance for the Guangdong Provincial Museum of 10：00-11：00 in the applet. I took a taxi to 10:45. The free tickets on the same day can be queued in together. I feel that the queue will take 1 hour. The on-site paid exhibition can be directly entered but the tickets are sold out. Special people go directly to the service cabin to apply for tickets. Each tube has a regular explanation, the first floor rents a voice guide, 20/bit, the induction is not very sensitive, you need to manually enter, the overall effect is not bad. The 3rd floor, the 3rd floor mezzanine, the fourth floor has ceramics, wood carvings, costumes, Xingtai, culture, folklore, biology, ocean exhibitions, etc. The whole is still very good-looking, I feel that it is worth it, if you listen to the explanation, it is estimated that you have to go shopping for a day, very tired. You can buy a card stamp 38/book, on the 2nd, 3rd floor, 3rd floor mezzanine floor a total of 9 chapters, and some cultural and creative sales, you can stamp this book. There are rental VR glasses on the 3rd floor, and there is a bio-hall explanation, but it feels that you can't experience it with the headset. The black in the hall is not very convenient. There is a lot of content and I can't hear it, 50/person. There is a cafe on the 1st floor, hot water, seating and bathroom on each floor, rolling ladder and straight ladder.

Guangdong Museum is located at No. 2 Zhujiang East Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, China. It is located in the south of the central area of Zhujiang New Town on the central axis of Guangzhou New City. It was built in 1957 and officially opened in 1959. The new museum of Guangdong Province was laid the foundation in December 2004 and completed in 2010, covering a total area of 6.7 10,000 square meters. It is the only provincial comprehensive museum in Guangdong Province and a national-level museum. Guangdong Museum mainly exhibits Guangdong history, culture, art, nature, and set up historical museums, natural museums, art museums and exhibition halls.

The museum is very large, including history and culture, natural resources, crafts (ceramics, wood carving, end-to-end) and other exhibition areas. Especially recommended is the natural resources exhibition hall, there is a display of Guangdong ecology, and there is also a net red marine animal area, which can be comparable to other professional natural museums in provinces and cities! Visit suggestions: 1. Open at 9 o'clock in the morning, no need to queue. You need to queue up when you enter the door late! 2. The museum restaurant sells boxed lunches, and there are quite a lot of people. It is recommended to eat off-peak. 3. It is recommended to go to the natural area (more people) first, and then go to the more distinctive historical and cultural area and wood carving exhibition hall. The tour time is arranged for 3 hours. The location of the museum is very good, you can go directly to the Guangzhou Tower and Huacheng Square.

Be sure to make an appointment one day in advance! Visiting is free! The museum is relatively large, it is recommended to set aside half a day to go slowly! But some museums need to spend money, but this depends on yourself. If you like it, you can go and see it, the tickets are not expensive. You can also eat something, the experience is still good!

Guangzhou is the earliest foreign trade port opened to the outside world in ancient China, and it is now the largest foreign trade port in the south. Since ancient times, many skilled craftsmen have gathered, forming a delicate, fine and complicated style, of which dental carving and jade carving are famous for the difficult and super-high transparent carving technology. Share the teeth and jade carvings of the Guangdong Museum collection.