Where is the Hainan Provincial Museum? Which bus to Hainan Provincial Museum?

The Hainan Provincial Museum is unfamiliar to many foreign tourists, but it is well known to local residents of Hainan, because it is a large comprehensive provincial museum that can be visited for free, with a large collection of precious cultural relics and works of art, which attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists from home and abroad every year. Here you can have a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding.

Where is the Hainan Provincial Museum?

Address: No. 68 Guoxing Avenue, Qiongshan District, Haikou City

What kind of bus can you take to get to the Hainan Provincial Museum

You can take bus No. 29, 33, 43, 48, 51 near the downtown area, and get off at Hainan Plaza Station, and walk to the destination.

Hainan Provincial Museum opened in 2008 Hainan Provincial Museum Introduction

It is the youngest of the provincial museums and the only comprehensive modern museum in Hainan Province. There are national precious relics, such as Wang Yue Beiqi bronze ancient sword, Tang three-color horse figurines, Song Baiqing glazed phoenix-head pots, etc., *** counting the "Hainan collection of cultural relics" pieces, 0755-7900 pieces.

The exhibition hall is divided into three floors. The first floor is usually a temporary exhibition hall. The second floor is a large exhibition "Hainan history", exhibiting bronze, ceramics, calligraphy and painting works of nearly 100 pieces, is an important witness to the history and culture of Hainan. Hainan Provincial Museum has three treasures, respectively, "Yue Wang Beiqi bronze sword", "Tang three color horse figurines" and "Song, Qing, white glaze flower mouth phoenix head pot". These three pieces of cultural relics are national precious relics, valued at nearly 100 million yuan, presented by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, of which Beiqi bronze ancient sword is a national treasure.

Also on the second floor. The era as a clue, showing the main process of Hainan's historical development and the basic laws, you can get an in-depth understanding of Hainan's historical information. and the exhibition of "Hainan Minorities" is located on the third floor. The former shows the simple folk style of Hainan - a Li, Miao and Hui. The latter is the intangible cultural heritage of Hainan Province. For example, the weaving and embroidery of the Li and Miao and some performing arts, such as the Chai Fire Dance of the Li and the Mountain Songs of the Ya Zhou, are described in detail and are quite insightful.

Many people may not know much about the cultural relics and a casual look would be boring. Visitors who need to hire a docent or rent an audio interpreter can consult the service center on the first floor.