History's shock! The Emperor's Chariot Six is not to be missed!

Transportation: Subway Line 1, Zhou Wangcheng Square Station Exit D, you're there! Tickets are 30 yuan, no reservation needed Exhibition content, exhibition highlights: From July 2002 to March 2003, during the construction of the Zhou Wangcheng Square in Luoyang City, 397 rectangular vertical pit tombs from the Eastern Zhou period were discovered within a range of 16,000 square meters in the Eastern Zhou Wangcheng site area, about 200 meters from the east city wall of the Eastern Zhou Wangcheng. Among them, there are 2 large "Jia"-shaped tombs and 18 chariot pits. The museum displays the original site and condition of the West Zone No. 6 horse pit and the Central Zone No. 5 horse pit, and the rest have been backfilled for protection. The Central Zone No. 5 horse pit is the famous Emperor's Chariot Six burial pit, with the largest scale, the most number of chariots and horses, and the most magnificent momentum. "Chariot" is a ritual system in the feudal era. The so-called "Emperor's Chariot Six, princes' chariot five, ministers' chariot four, officials' chariot three, scholars' chariot two, common people's chariot one." (Lost Rites "Wang Du Ji"), only the emperor's ride could "be driven by six horses". tips: With the paper version of the Zhou Wangcheng Emperor's Chariot Six Museum ticket on the day, after the Zhou Wangcheng Emperor's Chariot Six Museum ticket verification, you can make a reservation to visit the Luoyang Museum (only on the same day, excluding groups).