National Day Exploration of Sanxingdui: A Journey Through Millennia of Civilization.

As National Day approaches, our family visited Sanxingdui. Sanxingdui, a name that not only represents a location, but also bears witness to a glorious history. Here, each unearthed artifact is a key to the ancient world, and each exploration is a dialogue with history. 🏺 I. The Mysterious Veil of Sanxingdui The Sanxingdui Ruins, located in Guanghan City, Sichuan Province, are an ancient cultural site dating back approximately 4,500 to 3,600 years. The artifacts unearthed here, with their unique artistic style and profound cultural connotations, showcase the brilliance of ancient Shu civilization. 🗓️ II. National Day Activity Highlights Explore the Sanxingdui Museum: During National Day, the Sanxingdui Museum will extend its opening hours, allowing you more time to immerse yourself in the ocean of ancient Shu civilization. New Unearthed Artifacts Special Exhibition: The latest archaeological discoveries allow you to experience the wisdom and craftsmanship of thousands of years ago at close range. Interactive Experience Hall: Through high-tech means, experience the life of ancient Shu people and feel the charm of civilization. 🎫 III. Ticket Information Regular Ticket: 72 yuan/person Student Discount: 36 yuan/person Free Admission Policy: Includes specific groups such as senior citizens, children, and disabled persons. 🚗 IV. Transportation Guide Sanxingdui is conveniently accessible, whether by car or public transportation. It takes only 20 minutes by car from Zhaojue Temple Station in Chengdu to Guanghan. Within the city, bus route 6 goes directly to Sanxingdui. 📅 V. Opening Hours Ticket Sales: 8:30—17:00 Exhibition Hall Open: Comprehensive Hall 8:30—18:00, Bronze Hall 8:30—18:30. 📣 VI. Special Reminder Please bring a valid ID card for quick entry. There will be a large number of visitors during National Day. Please plan your itinerary in advance and avoid peak hours. 🌐 VII. Civilized Tourism Initiative While exploring ancient civilization, we call on every visitor to practice civilized tourism, protect cultural relics, respect history, and allow this precious cultural heritage to be passed on.