Dali Xizhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, Jiangzhiji Bai Gong Museum

If you like the collision of traditional culture and modern art, you must not miss the Jiangzhiji Dali Folk Art Center in Xizhou Ancient Town. Jiangzhiji is divided into three parts: Jiama Print Art Museum, Bai Gong Museum, and Xizhou Old Street, which become a window to see the historical features and cultural heritage of Dali. This is not only an art palace displaying Dali's intangible cultural heritage, but also a cultural paradise where you can experience it yourself. Bai Gong Museum Highlights: Highlights: 1. Rich exhibition area: The museum displays nine traditional handicrafts of Dali, including tie-dyeing, papermaking, pottery, embroidery, metalwork, sculpture, etc. Each exhibition area carefully presents the cultural stories behind the craftsmanship. 2. Hands-on experience: Ancient tie-dyeing: Use plant dyes to tie a unique fabric work by hand. Handmade paper: Incorporate flowers and plants into the paper to make your own handmade paper, full of natural flavor. 3. Must-see exhibits: ▲Tile cat: A unique house-guarding beast in Yunnan, with a simple shape but full of meaning. ▲Embroidered clothing: Every stitch tells the story of Bai culture and aesthetics. ▲Clay sculpture art: Classic stories such as "Journey to the West" are vividly shaped by craftsmen. Photo recommendation: The tie-dye area, tile cat exhibition area, and clay sculpture works are excellent shooting locations. Suitable for: Art and craft lovers, parent-child families, cultural explorers. Making your own tie-dye and paper is not only fun, but also brings back precious handmade memories! [Tour route] After arriving, go to Hall A to see the Jiama exhibition, then go to Xizhou Retro Old Street to take photos and relax. After passing through the Xijiu Workshop, go to Hall B to appreciate Dali folk intangible cultural heritage works. Address: Locate Jiangzhiji Bai Gong Museum (there is a parking lot opposite the museum) Tickets: Free Business hours: 10:00-18:00 Tour time: It takes about 2 hours to visit, and the experience project takes half a day