Visit Sichuan Museum with history books and encounter the most beautiful ginkgo forest.

There are many museums in Chengdu, but Sichuan Museum, as the largest comprehensive museum in the southwest region and the carrier of the splendid culture of Bashu, must have its place. Address: No. 251, Huanhua South Road, Qingyang District Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 (no admission after 16:00, closed on Mondays) Tickets: Free. You need to make an appointment in advance on the Sichuan Museum’s official account and scan the QR code to enter. Tour route: Second floor: Ancient Sichuan Pavilion 1-2 (mainly exhibits Sanxingdui bronzes, bronze vessels from the Pre-Qin period to the Qin, Han and Three Kingdoms period, Pottery and fine ceramics, among others. ） Ancient Sichuan Museum (mainly exhibits the lifestyle and living environment of ancient humans.) Third floor: Ancient Sichuan Pavilion 3 (mainly exhibits Buddhist statues, stone carvings, porcelain, copper products, etc. from the Jin Dynasty to the Tang and Five Dynasties) Arts and Crafts, Sichuan National Cultural Relics Museum (mainly exhibiting exquisite handicrafts, Sichuan embroidery, shadow play, ethnic minority costumes, daily necessities, etc.) First floor: Sichuan Han Dynasty Pottery and Stone Art Museum is currently under maintenance and not on display for the time being. Recommended playing time 2-3 hours After visiting the museum, you can also check out the large ginkgo forest at the entrance. The ginkgo trees are just beautiful at this time. The golden ginkgo trees and the buildings of Sichuan Museum complement each other, adding a unique winter romance to this place. Go out from the east gate of the museum and walk along Huanhua South Road. The ginkgo trees on both sides of the road are also incredibly beautiful. So don’t miss the most beautiful moment of the year at Sichuan Museum!