Chengdu Museum

Enjoyed the visit. It's free and you need to get a ticket from the counter by showing your passport. Locals enter using their national ID card. Upon entering, it's 5 levels of exhibition halls. It's a lot to take in and you can spend half the day or more here to view the interesting displays. We missed their seasonal exhibitions with different themes each time. Looks really good. The curators, artisans and staff take great pride in their work. Their attention to detail is amazing. Look at the miniature diorama they set up of silk trading alley. Amazingly detailed. You can make out what vegetables are being sold, you can make out the art scrolls being sold by the vendor and you can even count the individual mulberry leaves in the bamboo trays, usually used to house and feed the silk worms 🐛🐛🐛. You can even tell what they having for a meal at the restaurant table. Take the time to read the information cards. It's enlightening. So many similarities between the cultures of ancient Egypt and Chengdu China, like for example the funerary ⚰️📿 traditions and beliefs. The ceramics and porcelains are astounding too. Plus lots of souvenirs to buy. You have been warned. 🤣🤣

Free entrance - you need to show your passport. 3 floors dedicated to Chinese history with some amazing objects. Worth it if you are into history. Audio guide for rent at 40 RMD. A small tea house on the 6th floor to relax. Went on the weekend and it was crowded.

You can register with WeChat and get entry tickets free (use passport number). Many levels of artefacts arranged by theme, story telling by time periods. Also has special exhibition

For history buffs, this museum is a gateway to Sichuan’s rich past, showcasing over 200,000 artifacts that trace the region’s journey from ancient civilizations to the modern era. Admission is free, but the museum guide is only available in Chinese. If you don’t speak the language, consider hiring a private guide or bringing a friend who does to make the most of your visit.

Chengdu Museum has a relatively complete collection of historical relics, shadow puppets, and modern and contemporary calligraphy and painting, ranging from the Neolithic Age to the Republic of China period.

Museum of Cheng Du. Free admission but require registration before entry. 7 floors for art and culture. Audio tour is avaliable for rent.

Free Admission with many great historical art. You can loan AR glass for 70 RMB to have a better tour experience.

Free admission and very convenient. Just gave them the passport at the ticketing counter n they will issue you an entry ticket.