National Museum of China Tour Guide: Learn about Chinese history and culture

    The National Museum of China is the largest single building area museum in the world. It is located in the center of Beijing, east of Tian 'anmen Square, south of East Chang 'an Avenue, and opposite to the Great Hall of the People.

    1. Opening hours

    The National Museum of China is open from 9:00-17:00 every day (entry stops at 16:00), and closed on Mondays (except holidays).

    2. Ticket reservation

    Admission to the National Museum of China is free, but reservations are required. Reservations can be made through the public account "National Museum of China". Valid ID information is required at the time of booking. If you don't have a reservation in advance, you can pick up your tickets on-site at the ticket center on the north side of the West Gate of the museum, but you may experience queues.

    3. Mode of transportation

    The transportation of the National Museum of China is very convenient. You can take Metro Line 1 to Tian 'anmen East Station from exit C or D. In addition, multiple buses also pass through Tian 'anmen East Station. If public transport is not convenient, you can choose to drive, but it is important to note that the parking capacity near the National Museum is limited and you may need to plan your parking place in advance.

    4. Tour suggestions

    The National Museum of China has a total of five floors, 48 exhibition halls, and rich exhibition content. First-time visitors are advised to give priority to the basic display of Ancient China on the ground floor, one of the two basic displays at the National Museum, which tells the story of the development of Chinese society in the millions of years from the Yuanmou people in Yunnan Province to the abdication of Puyi. In addition, you can also choose to visit other special exhibitions according to your personal interests, such as "Ancient Chinese Bronze Art", "Road to Revival" and so on. Due to the large content of the exhibition, it is recommended to reserve 3-4 hours of visiting time.

    5. Precautions

    During the visit, please abide by the museum's rules, do not touch the exhibits, do not run or talk loudly in the exhibition hall. Photography is permitted in some exhibits, but no flash or tripod is allowed. If you need a break from eating and drinking, the museum has a restaurant and a seating area. In addition, in order to ensure the safety of the visit, all admission items need to go through security checks, and try not to bring large bags into the venue.

    The above is the National Museum of China travel guide, I hope to help you.