Kucha Museum

20230719 In the afternoon: 1. The "Guiz Museum" is located in the "Kuqa Wangfu" in the scenic spot of 4A. Kuqa Wangfu is a beautiful Uighur-style complex, a mansion where Kuqa Kings lived in successive dynasties. It was built in Qing Qianlong for 24 years (1759). Qianlong Emperor praised the local Uighur leader Mirza • for his achievements in helping to calm the size and Zhuo rebellion. Send Chinese craftsmen to Xinjiang to build. The original Wangfu only left some houses and city walls, the current Wangfu is in 2004 Kuqa City Government according to the memory of the last Kuqa King restored, built in 2006, covering an area of 50,000 square meters, yellowish, after his death in 2014, the current Wangfu only the princess lives, tourists can take pictures with her. ① Address: Linji Road, Kuche City, Aksu District, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. ② Transportation: The bus is direct, but it takes 800 meters to get off the bus; it is not easy to stop by car. ③ peak season: none. ④ Time: 3 hours ⑤ Note: The "Kuche Old Street" (Restan Road) next to the entrance of the scenic spot is a characteristic pedestrian street in Xinjiang. It is recommended to arrange the same. 2. The "Guiz Museum" is not far from the east gate, similar to the wall of the courtyard. The dense flowers in the center of the garden are a beautiful photo spot, and the scenic spot is responsible for the value of the scenic spot. The museum is divided into 6 exhibition halls: ① Guiz Spring and Autumn Hall: "Guiz" is the ancient name of Kuqa. In the second year of the West Han Dynasty (60 BC), the Xiongnu of the northern foot of Tianshan fell to the Han Dynasty, and the West Han unified the Western Region. In the same year, the "Western Region Duhufu" was established in the Guizi. The Guizi was officially incorporated into the Chinese territory with the entire Xinjiang, and became a major town in the "Northern Road" in the three lanes of the Han Dynasty Silk Road. (658) "Anxidu Hufu" moved here, Guizi became the center of the Tang Dynasty management of the western region. The museum is mainly a variety of unearthed cultural relics, mostly crock pots, impressive iron cannon, rusty, the ring stripes of the gun body are different from the iron cannon in the Central Plains. ② Guizi Buddha Yunguan: The Buddhist culture display in Guizi area, mainly Buddhist statues and Buddhist murals, with impressive bones of husband and wife (foreigners who come to the West Region to do business, more than 180cm tall, male skull fracture, is inferred to be hit hard and died, has been thousands of years ago), Female skeletons (24 years old, difficult to give birth to death, under the body is still pressed a baby skeleton), Guiz Grottoes statue (restored "Kejier-Hah Grottoes" Buddha head statues, are replicas, the real products are now hidden in the "German Berlin Museum", was stolen from overseas by the colonists in the late Qing Dynasty and early in the People's Republic of China. "Keqier Thousand Buddha Cave" is now located in the 4A scenic spot in Baicheng County, Aksu area. ③ National Folklore Hall: show woven carpets, weaving, weaving (rough cotton cloth). ④ Production Tool Hall: show local life and production tools. ⑤ Traditional Craft Museum: Shows local costumes, jewelry, boots, etc. ⑥ Guizi Cuin Museum: contains ancient paper money and copper coins, the earliest copper coins date back more than 2,000 years ago, is a valuable cultural relics.

[Guiz Museum] Located at No. 19 Linji Road Street, Kuche Old Town, Aksu District, Xinjiang, in the "Kuche Wangfu". To visit the museum, you must buy tickets for the Wangfu to enter. Kuqa, known as the Guizi since the Han and Tang Dynasties, is the seat of the Hufu of the Western Regions and the Hufu of the Tang Anxi Province, and is an important political center and Buddhist communication center in the ancient Western Region. The Guizi Museum is not large in scale. The museum is divided into four exhibition halls: the Guizi Historical Unearthed Cultural Relics Museum, the Guizi Buddhist Museum, the Guizi Ancient Coin Museum, and the National Folklore Museum. Each exhibition hall is a large number of cultural relics unearthed through Kuqa and a large number of grotto murals and Buddhist statues, coins from previous generations, etc. And the rich national customs and characteristics of Kuqa today, to show the audience a multi-ethnic, multi-element cultural package across the ancient and modern times.

Visit the Guizi Museum. Seeing the 100,000 peaks of Guizi, I knew that Wuyue was also mediocre. He wanted to be Xu Xiake in his year, and went all over the world and then east. Although the museum is not big, I have time to come and see it.

Kuqa County Guizi Museum, located in the courtyard of Kuqa Wangfu in Kuqa City, Aksu District, Xinjiang.

The ancient kingdom of Kyuzi was once an oasis in the desert, a beautiful land of water and grass. People are noisy and horse, camel bells, businessmen gather, bustling and lively, Buddhist temples are full of believers, a scene of prosperity... Guiz was once the heavy town of the north road of the Taklamakan Desert on the Silk Road, and is the only intersection of the four civilizations of ancient India, Greece, Rome, Persia, Han and Tang in the world. Its religion, culture, economy and so on are extremely developed, Guiz has a longer history than Mogao Grottoes of grotto art, Guiz people are good at music, Guiz music dance originates from this...

Kuqa Guizi Museum is located at No. 19 Linji Road Street, Kuqa County, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Kuqa Anciently called Guizi, is the seat of the Hufufu and Tang'an Xidu Hufufu in the Western Han Dynasty. It is an important political center and Buddhist communication center in the ancient Western region. No. 19 Linji Road Street, Kuqa County, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Open Hours 10:00 ～ 19:30 9:30 ～ 20:00 Collection Boutique Line Carved Pebble Hua Jixiang Buddha, Mud Plastic Painted for Providers, Qile Character Tao relief piece The museum is divided into Guizi Historical Unearthed Cultural Relics Museum, Guizi Buddhist Museum, The four exhibition halls of the Guiz Ancient Coin Museum and the National Folklore Museum, respectively, show a multi-ethnic group to the audience through a large number of cultural relics unearthed in Kuqa and a large number of grotto murals and Buddhist statues, coins from all generations, and the rich ethnic customs and characteristics of Kuqa today. Multi-element cultural packages across the ancient and modern era.