Mianyang Museum is a must-see for museum lovers.

Located near Fule Mountain Park, parking is difficult on weekends and holidays. On these days, electric and gas cars can share parking spaces, but luckily, we found an empty charging space when we arrived. The museum has three floors above ground and one underground. It mainly consists of two basic exhibitions, "A Thousand Years of Ancient Mianzhou - Mianyang History and Culture" and "Minshan and Fu River - Mianyang Nature," and four special exhibitions, "Flowing Memories - Mianyang Intangible Cultural Heritage," "Fule Dream - Mianyang Money Tree," "Great Use of the Country - Mianyang Han Horse," and "Mountain Cave - Mianyang Cliff Tomb." There aren't many exhibits, but they cover history, geography, humanities, ethnic groups, and more. The money tree and Han horse exhibits left the deepest impression on me. After seeing the money tree exhibit, I wasn't impressed by the one at Sanxingdui. The Han horses are all very fierce, with prominent lines and a powerful presence. Fule Mountain is next door. It's a large park that locals love to visit. You could spend a whole day here.