Guangzhou Thirteen Hongs Museum, a treasure trove

Entering the Guangzhou Thirteen Hongs Museum, this treasure trove, is easy, but getting out of it is really a test~ 😅 After breakfast, Yin Deng Restaurant is a perfect place to go. After eating, your stomach is comfortable and ready for a wonderful historical journey. 🥢☕ The Thirteen Hongs Museum is located in the Cultural Park, displaying breathtakingly beautiful collections. The first floor presents the 'Historical Development of Guangzhou Thirteen Hongs in the Qing Dynasty', and the second floor is even more precious, displaying the cultural relics donated by Wang Heng and his wife Feng Jie. The richness here is simply dazzling! 😍✨ From ivory carvings to Guang embroidery, Guangcai, Diancui, to silverware, glass paintings, especially those exquisite shell carvings and eggshell pots, each one is intoxicating. It's as if you're traveling through time in these ancient collections, feeling the prosperity of the past. 🕰️🎨 Visitor information: Free admission, but be sure to make an appointment in advance~ 🎫 Remember to take a break on Monday, the museum is closed~ 🚫🏛️ Transportation is convenient, the subway line 6, line 8 Cultural Park A exit is a five-minute walk away. The recommended route is even more intimate, from Yin Deng Restaurant for morning tea, then step by step into the Cultural Park, Thirteen Hongs Museum, Yongqingfang, and finally to the Cantonese Opera Art Museum. The food, culture, and history along the way make the whole journey colorful! 🚶‍♂️🍵🏰