Things you must know before traveling to Zhumadian Museum

Hi~ Hello everyone, I am Senyu, a history and culture connoisseur who likes to visit museums all year round. So far, I have visited many large and small museums in China. This time, for my first trip in the new year, I came to the niche city of Zhumadian to explore the mysteries of the Zhumadian Museum. • Compared to the Henan Museum and other more famous museums in China, I also fell in love with the Zhumadian Museum. Taking advantage of the weekend, I went to Zhumadian Museum with my friends. The following is a travel guide that I spent a week to compile. Remember to save it. • 📌【6️⃣Things You Must Know Before Visiting Zhumadian Museum】 ❶ Regarding transportation, it is recommended to take the high-speed rail to Zhumadian West Station, and then take a taxi. The distance is very close and the surrounding transportation is convenient. ❷Zhumadian Museum is closed on Mondays and open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm from Tuesday to Sunday. You need to make an appointment in advance to visit. If you don't have an appointment, you can also scan your ID card to enter ❸If you bring a backpack, you need to deposit it at the front desk. Drinks and other items cannot be brought in, and you cannot eat inside. ❹There are three floors in the museum. The main collections are concentrated on the first two floors. There are not many things on the third floor. Secondly, some cultural relics are replicas. The real ones are in the Henan Museum. ❺ There are porcelain and historical relics in the museum. Please be civilized when you enter and do not destroy the relics at will. ❻The most important thing is not to use flash when taking photos, otherwise it will damage the cultural relics. Secondly, don’t make loud noises and protect your belongings to prevent loss. • ✅Other 𝐓𝐢𝐩𝐬 ▪️Zhumadian Museum recommends an hour of play time. In fact, the collections are mainly on the first and second floors. It is recommended that you take a look at the Neolithic turquoise spinning wheel, double-eared pottery pot, and red pottery tripod. ▪️Secondly, you can also look at the bronze dung and bronze tripod from the Spring and Autumn Period, the jade bi and multi-god halberd from the Warring States Period, the tortoise-crane bronze lamp from the Han Dynasty, the Bagua double-phoenix mirror and twisted glaze porcelain pillow from the Tang Dynasty, the Jun porcelain plate from the Song Dynasty, the three-color cloud dragon bottle from the Qing Dynasty, etc.