Guangzhou's free niche museums | Come and make you fall in love with health preservation 🌿

As soon as I entered the door, I was shocked by the three-story-high wall of Chinese medicine specimens. There are more than 600 bottles in total, all of which are living herbs. 🍀Being immersed in a tall cylindrical glass vessel, coupled with the lights of the museum, it really feels like entering a different world 📷Photography tips: You can take pictures of the specimen walls on both sides by shooting from the opposite side of the stairs on the third floor. It will be very nice to shoot from top to bottom. If you want to take pictures of people, you can stand at the corner of the stairs and shoot from the upper side of the stairs. 🗺️The museum has a total of five floors. In addition to the spectacular herbal specimens at the entrance, there are various other materials that can be used to make Chinese medicine: animals, fruits, rhizomes, mushrooms, and even minerals and mud. There are also acupuncture treatments, massage, soups and medicinal foods. It's really a day to learn knowledge and fall in love with health preservation. There is an area on the fourth floor that simulates the ocean, and you can also pretend to be in an aquarium. Whenever I talk about museums in Guangzhou, I will be laughed at because the historical stories of this city don't seem to be so long. But this free niche museum hidden in the university town is really worth a visit. I guarantee that you will fall in love with health preservation after you come here. It is also a very good choice to bring children to learn about Chinese medicine. Of course, I still find it very interesting to see the Guangdong herbal tea old fire soup tea table in the museum. Hahaha. This is a national second-level museum. Friends who like to collect stamps should not forget to get stamps on the first floor. 🏠Guangdong Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine 📍No. 232, Waihuan East Road, Panyu District (Inside Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine) 🚇 Metro Line 7 University Town South Station Exit C. Take a taxi or bus after exiting🚌3 stops away ⏰09:00-16:45 Last admission at 16:00 (closed on Sundays) 🎫Free #GuangzhouMuseum #GuangzhouFreeMuseum #TraditionalChineseMedicineMuseum