It is said to be the hardest museum to book in Chengdu…

Chengdu Archaeological Center claims to be the hardest museum to book in Chengdu, only open a few days a month‼️ But those who have been there know it’s truly amazing🔆! Learn about Chengdu’s 4,500-year development history through light and shadow, feel the lingering warmth of the ancients in the still vivid relics, and understand that the optimistic and open-minded spirit of the Chengdu people is ingrained in their bones through the “Chengdu Smile” pottery figurines. Come here, you can clearly touch the pulse of Chengdu, and feel the heartbeat of this millennia-old city💓…… - 📍Address: No. 15 Qinghua Road, Qingyang District, directly accessible from Exit D of Metro Line 13🚇. 🎫Tickets: Free🆓. Advance reservation is required on the “Chengdu Archaeology” official WeChat account. 🎙️Free guided tours: 10:00 AM and 2:30 PM. The tour lasts about 70 minutes. - Must-see exhibits: 👉Chengdu Spear: Unearthed in Pujiang, inscribed with the characters “Chengdu.” 👉Lacquered Bed: Over 17 years from preservation to restoration, the dragon and coiled dragon patterns on the bed are exquisitely detailed. 👉Buddha Statues: The Heavenly Kings are majestic, the Bodhisattvas compassionate, with an elegant exotic style. 👉Official Kiln Blue and White Bowl with Floral Vine Patterns: Only three exist worldwide, very precious; one is in the National Palace Museum in Taipei, another wanders in the British Museum. 👉Pottery Figurines: Yes, even the tomb guardians are smiling, showing that the optimistic spirit of Chengdu people has been stable from ancient times to the present. 👉The Past and Present of IFS: From the ancient Fuchun Lane to today’s IFS, strolling this street spans over a thousand years. - PS: The main entrance of Chengdu Archaeological Center is under renovation these days🧰, so enter through a small alley beside it and pick up a guest pass at the entrance. -