WA Museum Boola Bardip

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WA Museum Boola Bardip

Museum · Perth

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Perth Cultural Centre, Perth WA 6000, Australia

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I visited about two hours before closing, so it wasn’t crowded and I could enjoy the exhibition at a relaxed pace. The displays were very impressive and made me feel as if I had actually traveled to China. The history was explained in detail through videos and exhibits, which made it very interesting. Many of the displayed items were made of precious metals and still shone beautifully, which was hard to believe considering their age. I’d love to come back next time to see the permanent exhibitions as well.

Vincent Ho

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I wasn’t sure what to expect, but the Terracotta Warriors exhibition at WA Museum was way more impressive than I imagined. Seeing these ancient warriors up close was mind-blowing — the details and history behind them are just incredible. The exhibition is laid out really well, with lots of interesting info and interactive displays that make the whole experience come alive. It’s not too crowded, photos are allowed, and the staff were super friendly and helpful. If you’re in Perth, this is definitely something you shouldn’t miss — I left feeling like I’d just travelled back in time to ancient China!

Trevor Yates

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Took the grandchildren to see the Terracotta Warriors exhibition. What a sight to see these 2000 yr. old soldiers and horses plus lots of other artefacts. I recommend going to see it for yourself. I've only included a few photos so as not to spoil it for you. And it was really well run by very helpful staff. Also has a gift shop.

Vin Chenzo

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This museum was exceptionally good and interesting. Allow around 2-3 hours to look around as there is a lot of history regarding WA to look at. Many interactive things to watch and look at. Definitely worth a visit when in Perth and the entry fee is excellent value.

Dennis Tng

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Went to see the Terra Cotta warriors exhibition. Fantastic place for the whole family. There's something for everyone. Exhibitions are interesting and well planned. As they controlled the number of people going in, it wasn't too crowded. Price was reasonable as well. Lots of volunteers to help provide direction and take photos for you.

Andrea Liu

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Absolutely loved the Terracotta Warriors Exhibition 🤩 Being able to see these 2,000+ year-old treasures up close was incredible — history really came alive. Perfect for kids and adults alike, with informative displays and a really engaging setup. Recommend for a family outing or anyone fascinated by ancient history!

wayer

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The museum does have many stories to tell.. well spent ++2 hours to enjoy each sections. I went for their Terracotta Warriors exhibition as a prologue to my future Xi'an travel 🤭 to my delight, the general exhibitions are great as well. I learn that WA actually wanna secede.. which remind me of my own country problems 💆🏾‍♀️ the histories of the elders and aboriginal people.. the museum does not hide at all. I loved it. I'm sad I didn't manage to canvas the ground floor which I think have the whale skeleton.

Kathleen Tuohy

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I mainly went to learn more about the aboriginal community and had the opportunity to take the tour with Aprita, and it was absolutely worth the trip. I had no idea about their sad history until my visit to Australia, and hearing bits and pieces along my travels has been eye-opening. Having the WA history being brought to light for others to learn about directly from an aboriginal was impactful for me. I wish Aprita all the best and hope she never loses her passion.