Does Gansu Provincial Museum need to make an appointment?

Gansu Provincial Museum needs an appointment.

The Gansu Provincial Museum can make an appointment through the micro-signal "Gansu Provincial Museum", "This is Gambo" or "Meituan app". There is no other booking platform, and no agency is authorized to sell tickets. Each reservation form can only be reserved for 1 person, and each ID card is limited to 1 time every day. Please visit the museum strictly according to the scheduled time. Minors who have not applied for an ID card need to be led by a guardian and make an appointment with a guardian ID card.

Old people who can't make an appointment online with their smart phones can register their real names manually at the entrance of the exhibition hall with their ID cards or other valid documents, giving priority to the museum. Minors who have not applied for identity documents can enter the library without making an appointment with their guardians.

General situation of Gansu provincial museum collection

Gansu Provincial Museum has about 350,000 historical relics, modern cultural relics, national cultural relics, paleontological fossils and specimens. Cultural relics include paleontological fossils of painted pottery culture from Cretaceous to Paleolithic and Neolithic. From bronzes and ceramic jade articles since Shang and Zhou Dynasties to the Silk Road civilization in Han and Tang Dynasties; Porcelain, woodcarving, silk fabrics and paintings in Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. Among them, the collection of painted pottery, Han bamboo slips, documents, treasures of the Han and Tang Silk Road and Buddhist art treasures is the most prominent.

Since the museum was established, more than 82,000 historical relics have been collected through archaeological excavation, collection and donation, including more than 3,000 fine historical relics, 6 national treasures/kloc-0 (groups) and 720 national first-class cultural relics (groups).

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Gansu Provincial Museum.