Chongqing Fengjie | The Content-Rich Kuizhou Museum

| The Content-Rich Kuizhou Museum. Chongqing Fengjie, formerly known as Kuizhou, is where Li Bai wrote the famous lines, 'The monkeys on both banks keep crying, while my boat has passed thousands of mountains.' To understand Fengjie's culture, you must visit the Kuizhou Museum. 🌈Highlights: The park features the original site-protected Yaokui Tower; the relocated and reconstructed Yidou Gate, Kaiji Gate, and Kuizhou City Wall; Yong'an Palace, Bao Chao Stone Chamber, Guanyin Cave; and the newly built Bao Mansion. The museum itself is not large, but it is rich in collections. It is said to house more than 20,000 items, showcasing Fengjie's historical evolution and achievements from multiple angles. The museum's theme is 'Kuimen, the Most Majestic in the World,' with three exhibition halls: one for the Three Kingdoms culture, one for poetry culture, and one for river and gorge culture. The Three Kingdoms culture is represented by the scene of Liu Bei entrusting his son at Baidi City. The original site of the entrustment hall was in the Baidi City Scenic Area, but it was relocated to the Kuizhou Museum when it opened in 2017. The exhibition hall features over 20 colorful sculptures of Shu Kingdom officials, each over 2 meters tall, vividly recreating the poignant history of Liu Bei entrusting his son at Yong'an Palace over 1,700 years ago. As Fengjie is known as the City of Poetry in China, the poetry culture is also profound. The museum dedicates a significant portion to showcasing the charm of poetry, using light and shadow technology to project many timeless verses onto the statue of Du Fu, creating a sense of temporal dislocation. 🚗Address and Transportation: No. 83, Shicheng East Road, Kuimen Street, Fengjie County, Chongqing 🎫Ticket Information: Free admission. Open from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM). Closed on Mondays. Open on national holidays. ✨Tips: Remember to bring your ID card when visiting the museum.