China Qinghai Liuwan Caitao Museum

The Liuwan Cai Tao Museum has a lot of color pottery, all of which are local unearthed cultural relics, showing the splendid ancient civilizations of the Heyu area. The interpreter is also very good, and has learned a lot of historical and cultural knowledge in ancient times. It is very suitable for bringing children to open up their horizons and understand the past.

As early as more than 5,000 years ago, the civilization of the upper reaches of the Yellow River was highly developed. Caitao is the product of these developed civilizations and is also an important feature of Majiayao culture in Qinghai, Gansu. The pattern of color pottery is very cute, the pattern is diverse, the animal shape is also rich, the frog map is a very large category. Liuwan found several large tombs of Majiayao culture, unearthed many colored pottery and other cultural relics, so the current museum was built at the original site, and it is also the only museum in the country with the theme of Majiayao pottery. The museum is currently free to visit, divided into two floors, a part of the boutique cultural relics have been taken to the provincial museum and the national museum, there are currently 2 people here face pot is also an important collection. Not far from the museum is the site of the tomb area. If you are interested, you can take more than 10 minutes to walk and see. Address: Liuwan Village, Gaomiao Town, Ledu District, Haidong City: Free opening time: 9:00-17:00 Visit time: 1.5 hours

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