Weishanxian Nanzhao Museum Review

A museum is a history textbook, the museum is the main line of Nanxun culture, divided into three parts: the first part "Nanxun traceability", the second part "Nanxun power", the third part "Nanxun legacy". The door of history opened with the shape of the "Red River Source" river, and the ground in the hall was engraved with the pioneer of Nanxun Xinuluo entrepreneurship, and the last Nanxun king Xue Huazhen was usurped by the power of Zheng buys the throne for more than 100 years.

Nanxun Museum, although a local museum, has an intuitive understanding of Nanxun from Lushan. The exhibition content is also rich. Even the Sun Palace of Dengjue Temple is also wrapped in it. It is said that it is "big material". But the maintenance of the Sun Palace, there is no "painting snakes to add feet", which is replaced, at a glance. After the maintenance, no more paintings are applied. Don't spend money and try to maintain the original appearance.

The "Nanxun Kingdom" experienced the three periods of the Tang Dynasty, the Central Tang Dynasty and the Late Tang Dynasty, and the history of Nanxun was almost always with the entire Tang Dynasty. The Nanxun Museum of Baoguo Street in the ancient city of Lushan is located on the original site of the Tang Dynasty Nanxun Temple. The Nanxun Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty. It was rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. It is the largest Buddhist monastery in Lushan. The existing buildings are mainly twin towers and the Sun Palace. The existing Sun Palace was built in Mingyongle for 16 years, and the exquisite heavy five-step arch and vertical column board were decorated. A large beam and column of tens of meters long were also very rare in the Ming Dynasty wooden buildings. The overall building in Dali still seems very precious. There are two pieces of "Town Hall Treasure" in the Nanxun Museum, which reproduces the miniature of Nanxun State. The Buddha statue is a statue of the Buddha in Beiqi and the Bodhisattva. The ornament is a common style in the statues of the Bodhisattva in the Bodhisattva in the Bodhisattva in the Bodhisattva in the Bodhisattva in the Bodhisattva in the Bodhisattva in the Bodhisattva in the The figure is head of the staff. Silver, beautifully carved, and the artifact is kept fairly intact, and was sealed in a silver jar when unearthed.

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#The museum is so interesting, too low-key! It's really too low-key! This museum was brushed when I went to Dali's Lushan Ancient City. Lushan Ancient City is a 20-minute drive from Dali's main city. Because Lushan is the birthplace of Dali Nanxun, with unique regional characteristics, it is a must-visit stop in my Dali trip! This museum has cultural relics from different periods, and the oldest cultural relics can be traced back to thousands of years ago. The museum is divided into historical and cultural exhibition hall area and ancient architectural area. The former includes the preface hall and 7 small exhibition halls, the latter includes the Sun Palace, Lingong Temple, and the twin towers and other Ming and Qing buildings. 🌊 Feature highlights 👇👇👇 1. The characters' stick heads are the first late spring and autumn cultural relics! The clothes of this character are really unique. When I first saw it, I actually felt a bit like the costumes of ancient Egyptian characters. 2. Guanyin standing statue 3. In addition to the building itself, there are two sets of separate doors in the palace, which are wooden carved doors in the Ming and Qing periods, showing the exquisite skills of the ancients. Transportation strategy: You can walk from the ancient city of Lushan, very close. 💰 Ticket price: Free 🕙 Opening hours: closed on Monday, Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:00 ⌚️ Play time: 1-1.5 hours 🎉🌊 Rich your itinerary: You can stay in the ancient city of Lushan for two nights, and visit the ancient city and the museum together. #Travel happy moments #Private secrets in the city #Dali travel guide #Small Discovery Society @Ctrip Community Creation Center