Nestled along the banks of the Pearl River in Guangzhou, the Guangdong Museum is more than just a building—it's a gateway to understanding China's dynamic southern frontier. With more than 320,000 collections, this museum seamlessly blends history, art, and technology, offering visitors a journey to the Lingnan civilization.
A Building That Tells a Story
The design of the museum was inspired by an antique Chinese artifact, the lacquer box, while the spatial design of the museum was inspired by the ivory puzzle ball. The ivory puzzle ball is characterized by a stack of intricately carved ivory with a hollow center, similar to an onion. This fascinating design itself is considered a cultural icon.
How to book tickets?
Although it is free to enter the Guangdong Museum, it is recommended to reserve tickets, especially during the holiday season. Visitors who have WeChat can book through the Guangdong Museum's official WeChat mini program. Visitors need to enter their ID information to make reservations.
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