Guimet Museum

The Jimei Museum in Paris mainly exhibits Asian countries, such as Cambodia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos, India, South Korea, Japan and China since the Tang Dynasty. The rich and exquisite exhibits are shocking. It is estimated that it is difficult to see such a complete collection in China.

Musee Guimet Located in the 16th district of Paris, a large number of Asian artworks are treasured. There are a large number of ancient Chinese artifacts from the pre-Qin and the two Han Dynasty to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The most striking of the Wei, Jin, North and South Dynasties is free to all the public on the first Sunday of each month. Don'

A museum with a history, the building of the museum itself is very beautiful, it is recommended for tourists who like to see art exhibitions, and the traffic is very convenient.

A collection of Asian historical relics. India, Cambodia, Vietnam, Chinese stone carvings, many treasures, not far from the Eiffel Tower, Tokyo Palace Art Museum. If you like history and culture, it's worth seeing.

Going to this museum is a completely unplanned trip. Come out of the Arc de Triomphe and walk to the Eiffel Tower. When you are a little tired, you just see the museum. When you ask at the entrance, you can use the Museum Pass in your hand and gladly enter. It should be said that this museum collecting Asian cultural relics is much better than I thought, especially the collection from Cambodia. I went to Angkor Wat six years ago. The Buddha statues there are old and dark. So when I saw this huge, complete, clean and ivory-white four-sided Buddha, the first feeling is the modern imitation, but I just looked closely before I started. Now it turned out to be genuine, but the repair process is very superb. Jimei also has a large collection of Chinese cultural relics, mainly Dunhuang murals, Buddha statues and some calligraphy and paintings in the grottoes. It is said that most of them were stolen from China by the Allied Forces of the Eight Powers, but I have not seen any particularly heavy collections. Besides, there are also some cultural relics in India and Japan. There is an Asian restaurant on the negative floor, mainly French Vietnamese food. It tastes good and the price is fair.

I always thought I was familiar with religious culture, and I knew what it was called in the Jimei Museum. The Jimei Museum is a museum for Asian cultural relics, in addition to familiar Japan and Korea, full of Buddhist exhibits in Southeast Asia. The most famous is the exhibits of Angkor Wat. I am here to learn about the different styles of religious sculpture in each country, each with a regional character, very different from the common Buddha statue. If you don't like religious culture, there are a lot of Japanese samurai armor, oriental costumes, porcelain lacquers, too many Asian cultural relics to visit. Originally only expected to be half a day, I finally stayed at the Jimei Museum for a whole day, and I didn't want to leave. Thank you for recommending my friend to this special museum and learning about Asian culture in Paris. I am very happy to meet many friends in the youth hostel. A group of strangers live in a house, talk about the memories of their respective journeys, exchange recommended attractions with each other, and biscuits in their hometowns. It is a precious memory of my European trip. The Jimei Museum can use the museum pass, or I can take advantage of the museum free day (the first Sunday of each month) to visit, there are not many tourists, you can leisurely and not crowded. The location of the Jimei Museum is great, just near the Paris Tower, a few hundred meters along the beautiful street, it is worth visiting.