Jinsha Site Museum, Chengdu - A place where the ancient Shu civilization comes alive.

🏝Here you can find the Sunbird gold foil, gold masks, jade wares, etc. Each cultural relic tells the wisdom and life of the ancient Shu people. 🏝Jinsha Site Museum, Chengdu, is an archaeological site museum mainly displaying the ancient Shu civilization. The Jinsha Site is considered one of the important city sites of the ancient Shu civilization, with a history of about 3,000 to 4,000 years. 🏝Discovered in 2001 in Chengdu, the Jinsha Site Museum was built on the original site, and you can directly visit the archaeological excavation site. The treasure of the Jinsha Site Museum is the Sunbird gold foil, which is the source of the emblem of Chengdu. This is a very representative cultural relic of the ancient Shu culture, which has a history of about 3,000 years, but is only 0.02 cm thick. The pattern on the gold foil is four divine birds rotating around the sun, implying the ancient people's worship of the sun and the pursuit of light, and has profound cultural connotations. 🏞【Visit Guide】 🏝Ebony Forest: On the right hand side of the entrance is the Ebony Forest, which is visually stunning. The differently shaped ebony forms an array shape. It is very photogenic to take photos and check in here, but it was under maintenance when we went. 🏝Relic Hall: This is the discovery site of the Jinsha Site. You can walk along the plank road and see the original archaeological site, the ivory pile, the roots of the ancient banyan tree, and you can see the traces of time everywhere. 🏝Exhibition Hall: There are five exhibition halls in total, displaying many precious historical relics. Sunbird, gold crown belt, large gold mask, bronze figurine, each collection will be shocked by the craftsmanship of the ancients! 🏝Deer Garden: Few people know that there are so many sika deer in this museum. It is said that this scene was restored because there were many sika deer on this site during the ancient Shu period. 🏝In addition to viewing the ancient Shu cultural relics, the Jinsha Site Museum is actually a beautiful park with various trees in the garden, and casual shots are all healing forest pictures. 🚥【Transportation Guide】 ⭐️Walk from Exit B of Yipintianxia Station on Subway Line 2, ⭐️Exit C of Jinsha Site Museum Station on Subway Line 7 ⏰【Opening Hours】9:00-18:00 (Closed on Mondays)