Yongchuan Museum Review

Yongchuan Museum is located at No. 801 Wenchang Road, Yongchuan District, Chongqing, covering an area of about 3.5 million square meters, with a construction area of about 9,000 square meters. It was built in 2018 and opened, and was selected as a national second-level museum in 2020. There are more than 1,700 sets of cultural relics in the museum, of which 69 cultural relics at the second and third levels span the Neolithic era, the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and modern times, including stoneware, pottery, porcelain, jade, copper, iron, wood and other more than a dozen categories.

By looking at the Yongchuan Museum, visitors can understand the historical evolution of Yongchuan more comprehensively, including the changes in mountains and rivers and the characteristics of changes in various periods, and increase the sensual understanding of Yongchuan.

Yongchuan Museum is next to Shenni Lake. The area is not large. The parking lot is designed to be very strange. It goes straight at a right angle and has a steep slope. The managed exhibition is divided into three floors. The first floor is the Nature Hall, the second floor is the History Hall, and the third floor is the Painting and Calligraphy Hall.

This is a small and fine museum, and Chen has done his best to express everything that can be expressed. . .

The local comprehensive museum has a colorful collection and scientific and reasonable exhibition. It is worth seeing.

Yongchuan Museum is backed by the tea mountain and bamboo sea, Shenv Lake Park on the west side, and the ancient city of Changzhou on the east side. Construction began in 2009, and opened in 2018. The main building of the museum is an antique frame structure, with a construction area of about 9000 ㎡, including museums, libraries, chess courts, underground parking garages and other facilities. Among them, the museum building area is 7423.34 square meters, and the pavilion is divided into three floors, covering the fields of nature, history and humanities. Yongchuanlong fossils are the treasures of the town hall.