Yangzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Treasure Museum | Touch the Warmth of Millennia-Old Culture with Your Kids Here

The delicate light and shadow of paper-cutting, the radiant splendor of lacquerware, the ethereal resonance of guqin music... A visit to Yangzhou isn't complete without exploring the Yangzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Treasure Museum. 📍【Location & Transportation】 ▫Address: No. 306, Dongguan Street, Guangling District, Yangzhou (midway along Dongguan Street’s main thoroughfare, easy to find) ▫Transport: ✔Bus: Take routes 25 or 45 to Dongguan Ancient Ferry Station, then a 3-minute walk into Dongguan Street ✔Driving: Parking nearby is tricky—recommend parking at outer lots and walking in ✔Biking: Yangzhou’s shared bikes are super convenient—ride straight to Dongguan Street’s entrance ✨【Must-See Treasures】 ▫Yangzhou Paper-Cutting A giant *Hundred Birds Worshipping the Phoenix* mural hangs on the wall, each feather fine as hair, glowing when backlit by sunlight! Watch masters demonstrate—their scissors move like magic. ▫Mother-of-Pearl Lacquerware The star exhibit is the *Spring River Flower Moon Night* vase—its iridescent shell inlays shift colors with light, mimicking rippling water. Crafting one piece takes 3 years! ▫Guqin Art A restored Song Dynasty workshop lets you hear *Guangling San* played on authentic replicas. Sit on antique stools—five minutes of music will calm your soul. ▫Jade Carving Gallery Exquisite Hotan jade sculptures include *Cabbage and Grasshopper*—dewdrops on leaves seem ready to drip, even the insect’s leg hairs are visible. 📸【Photography Spots】 Paper-cutting hall’s light wall: Stand behind cutouts for sunlit silhouettes. Lacquer gallery’s bronze mirror display: Use reflections for symmetrical compositions oozing classical charm. Central courtyard: Red lanterns against white walls—wear Hanfu for instant period-drama vibes. ⚠【Tips】 ▫Wear solid colors! They complement the traditional backdrop better than busy patterns. ▫No flash photography! It harms artifacts (staff will remind you). ▫Post-visit, grab Huangqiao sesame cakes next door—just 2 minutes’ walk. ▫Allocate 1.5-2 hours to savor these treasures properly. Wandering here, you’ll realize: Intangible heritage isn’t just relics behind glass—it’s warmth you can touch, stories you can hear, and craftsmanship you can feel.