Guizhou Provincial Museum: The collection is as colorful as the architecture

The first impression of the Guizhou Provincial Museum's architecture is that it's flashy and colorful. Colorful Guizhou, with its diverse ethnic groups, is why the museum's building is also adorned in vibrant, colorful decorations, exuding a lively atmosphere. Thus, the 'flashy' museum visually presents a colorful aura, reflecting the diversity and integration of ethnic cultures. The exhibits of the Guizhou Provincial Museum are equally colorful. There are bronzes, porcelains, Buddha statues, and paintings that have been passed down from the Central Plains to the regions of Yunnan, Guizhou, and Sichuan, as well as various ritual implements, costumes, and gold and silver wares from the local ethnic groups and Tusi regimes in Guizhou. The museum also displays national first-class cultural relics with southwestern characteristics, such as bronze horse-drawn carriages, relics unearthed from the ancient Yelang Kingdom, gold and silver wares of the Yang family Tusi, and letters from Han Qi of the Northern Song Dynasty, all of which are considered the 'treasures of the museum'. Location: North side of Licheng East Road, Guanshanhu District, Guiyang City, No. 8 Licheng East Road.