"Jin"xi Bingzhou City (14) - Taiyuan, Shanxi Archaeological Museum.

My weekend went like this: I started the day with a cup of black coffee, then headed to the Shanxi Archaeological Museum. Right at the entrance, I saw the complete Wenmiao Temple. The red walls were imposing, the colorful glazed tiles were clear and transparent, and the centuries-old trees were full of life. Inside the museum, everything was amazing: bone jade, bronze, painted pottery... and the courtyard, the bright and winding courtyard of the Wenmiao Temple, the joyful sound echoed between me and the courtyard... Seriously, everyone, take a break and visit the museum. If you're lucky enough to catch a guided tour, it's even more exciting than the exhibits, a surprise and a shock. At the end, I went to a noodle shop at the entrance of the alley for a bowl of knife-cut noodles and a bottle of Taigang soda. The 14th stop of "Jin"xi Bingzhou City, let's visit the Shanxi Archaeological Museum together, to find the past and present of Taiyuan in this historic place, which has been an important cultural hub for cultural activities around cultural relics in Taiyuan and even the whole province since the establishment of the Shanxi Provincial Education Library Museum by Yan Xishan in the Wenmiao Temple in 1919. 📌TIPS: 📍Location: Search for Shanxi Archaeological Museum on the map. (Inside Wenmiao Temple) 💰Tickets: CNY 30 per person 🅿️Parking: There are parking spaces at the entrance of Wenmiao Temple, free of charge. ⏱️Opening hours: ✔️Closed on Mondays ✔️Tuesday to Sunday: 9:00–17:00 ⌚️Duration: 2–3 hours. 🩵Nearby: 🌸Wenmiao Temple: The Shanxi Archaeological Museum is located in the Wenmiao Temple, a provincial Wenmiao Temple worth visiting. 🌸Chongshan Temple: 3 minutes' walk, duration: 1–2 hours. 🌸Former Site of Shanxi University: 5 minutes' walk, duration: about 15 minutes.