This should be the most cold museums in New York that have been punched in. When I searched for landmarks, I accidentally saw this Asian Association Art Museum on the map. I searched for it and opened it to the outside world. I didn't see too many related punching introductions. So with a curious mindset to visit, the location is next to New York's Central Park, surrounded by a popular museum in New York, and the transportation is more convenient. The Asia Society was founded in 1956 to spread Asian culture to the world, and is headquartered in New York, with centers in Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington DC.

It is free time after 6pm on Friday, and many of the collections are donated by Rockefeller. The artifacts are exquisite, especially Indian artifacts, Chinese artifacts, a large bottle of Ming Dynasty blue and white porcelain and a bronze foil are great.

It's good to go in and improve your aesthetics.

Located at 725 Park Avenue, the New York Asian Association Art Museum exhibits both modern Asian works and traditional crafts, including films, novels, performances and visual arts, especially some Buddhist statues, temple sculptures, pottery and other artistic values, which are worth visiting.

As its name implies, this gallery is based on Asian culture, including calligraphy, painting, sculpture and handicraft, such as classical handicraft. It is to promote Asian culture to the world.