Stele Forest Museum Family Dependents' Courtyard

Hsi-an

Stele Forest Museum Family Dependents' Courtyard

Hsi-an

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6WWP+F4F, Hongying Rd, Beilin, Xi'An, Shaanxi, China, 710069

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Stele Forest Museum Family Dependents' Courtyard by Photo by reibei/Flickr
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Museum of steles, epigraphs, and stone sculptures  

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6WWP+F4F, Hongying Rd, Beilin, Xi'An, Shaanxi, China, 710069 Get directions

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6WWP+F4F, Hongying Rd, Beilin, Xi'An, Shaanxi, China, 710069 Get directions

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Aug 11, 2025

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"Centuries of Steles and Sculptures An interestingly curated museum, the Forest of Stone Steles Museum (also called the Steles Forest or Beilin Museum) focuses on displays of steles (commemorative slabs), epigraphs, and stone sculptures from throughout history. The museum's collection of inscribed tablets offers a unique window into ancient ways of life. Located inside the Wenchang Gate of the Xian City Wall, the museum was constructed similarly to Xian's Confucian Temple, which dates to 1087."

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"Centuries of Steles and Sculptures An interestingly curated museum, the Forest of Stone Steles Museum (also called the Steles Forest or Beilin Museum) focuses on displays of steles (commemorative slabs), epigraphs, and stone sculptures from throughout history. The museum's collection of inscribed tablets offers a unique window into ancient ways of life. Located inside the Wenchang Gate of the Xian City Wall, the museum was constructed similarly to Xian's Confucian Temple, which dates to 1087."

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The 3,000 stone stelae include the Nestorian Tablet - its Syriac-Chinese text proves Christianity reached China in 635 AD. Rubbing artisans demonstrate how rice paper reveals hidden ink residue in 9th-century exam cheat sheets carved in tiny characters.