📍 Chengdu: Where Heritage Comes to Life – The Shu Brocade & Embroidery Museum

#chengdutrip Who says museums can’t have blockbuster-level exhibits? 🎬 If you’ve heard of Shu Brocade (蜀锦) and Sichuan Embroidery (川绣) — but haven’t been to the Shu Brocade & Embroidery Museum, you’re missing out on one of Chengdu’s most immersive cultural gems! ✨ A 2000-Year Legacy in Every Thread Shu Brocade is a National Geographic Indication Product, and its weaving techniques are listed as Intangible Cultural Heritage of China 🇨🇳 This museum is more than just a collection — it’s a living story of craftsmanship and cultural inheritance. You’ll get to witness traditional wooden looms in action, see ancient weaving designs, and even meet real-life craft masters carrying on the art, thread by thread. 📸 Most Instagrammable Photo Spots: Qing Dynasty Wooden Loom Workshop (成都区) Shu Brocade Scroll & Framing Gallery “Maze of Brocade” Installation – dreamy & abstract Bridge-connected Wooden Loom Area Loom Area with Real Intangible Heritage Artists Thousand Buddha Hall (千佛堂) – ornate and sacred "Lucky Brocade" Gacha Machines (锦运扭蛋) – cute and collectible Main Shu Brocade Exhibition Hall Every corner is photo-worthy, whether you love historical aesthetics, symmetrical patterns, or watching artisans at work 🧵✨ 🧭 Info You Need: 📍 Address: No. 18, Caotang East Road, Qingyang District, Chengdu (草堂东路18号锦绣工场) 🎫 Admission: Totally free! No reservation required 📷 Note: Professional photography gear is not allowed, but phones are totally fine for casual snapping. #travel