Sanjiang Dongzu Zizhixian Museum

The first stop to Sanjiang Yi Autonomous County is to visit the local museum, here is the best "manual" to learn about a place, because it records its past and present life. The Sanjiang Yi Museum was built earlier, built in 1992, and has collected more than 3,000 daily necessities and characteristic buildings of the early Yi people. Clothing, musical instruments, diet, tools, etc., it is said that the longest time here is the East Han Dynasty earrings and ceramics, and each item is particularly beautifully made. The museum is divided into two floors, where you can see the model of the Dai wind and rain bridge, and there are also the earliest tools of the Dai people's life, including looms, flat loads and so on. Although the lifestyle of the Yi people today has changed greatly, they still have reservations about the living customs that have been passed down, and with these inheritances, perhaps the most authentic Yi family style. ⛰ [Attraction Guide] 📍 Detailed address: Hexi Jiangfeng Road, Guyi Town, Sanjiang Yi Autonomous County, Liuzhou City, Guangxi Province. 🚗 Traffic Guide: After arriving in Sanjiang South by train, get off the bus or taxi to the county seat, or directly reach the entrance of the museum. 🕙 Opening hours: closed on Monday, Tuesday to Thursday from 9 am to 12 am, 3 pm to 5 pm. 💰 Ticket prices: free opening 🌟 Feature highlights: The museum displays many items and cultural introductions about the Yi people. 📌 Little Tips: 1. During the epidemic, wear a mask when visiting the museum. 2. There are narrators in the museum. 3. It is recommended to speak softly when visiting the museum to avoid affecting others. 4. Touch the exhibits is prohibited when visiting.

[Sanjiang Yi Autonomous County Museum] Sanjiang Yi Autonomous County, Liuzhou, Guangxi is the junction of Xiang, Gui and Yi provinces, is the only Yi Autonomous County in Guangxi, and the largest county in the country. The Sanjiang Yi Autonomous County Museum shows the history and culture of the nation to the audience with rich exhibits and pictures and text materials, which is worth to understand in detail.