• Chengdu Museum New Building - The total collection of Chengdu Museum is nearly 200,000 pieces, forming a relatively complete collection sequence from the Neolithic Age to the Republic of China, covering types of bronzes, gold and silver, portrait bricks, stone carvings, ceramics, calligraphy and painting, furniture, shadow play, puppets, Taoist paintings, masks, wood carvings, etc. It is the best choice for you to learn more about Chengdu’s culture and history.
• Jinsha Site Museum - Chengdu Jinsha Site Museum consists of relic hall and exhibition hall. The relic Hall is the excavation site of large-scale sacrificial activities in Jinsha Site, which is the most complete and longest preserved sacrificial remains and the richest relics in China’s Shang and Zhou dynasties.The exhibition hall has a construction area of 16,000 square meters, and the theme exhibition “Into the Sands” is composed of five exhibition halls, including “Ancient Home”, “Kingdom Outline”, “Heaven and Earth”, “thousands of years of treasures” and “Interpretation of the Sands”. The main content is important relics and relics, and modern scientific and technological means are used to display the ancient Shu Jinsha culture.

• Transport service available: car, bus, van (optional)
• Tour guide service
• Entry fee
• Metro tickets

• meals, any extra personal cost.

With a professional guide by your side, you won’t need to worry about planning routes. You’ll use public transportation and gain a deep understanding of Chengdu’s history, culture, and customs. At the Chengdu Museum, you’ll have the opportunity to explore unique cultures from various dynasties spanning over 3,000 to 5,000 years. The Jinsha Site Museum showcases hundreds of ancient artifacts, including gold, bronze, and pottery items. We also provide customized services to meet guests’ needs, offering a variety of car and bus options tailored to your requirements.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.