A mural paradise, with everything you could want.

As we all know, the Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum in Taiyuan is built on top of the tomb of Xu Xianxiu. But you can only look at it from a distance, you can't go in. Is there a way to solve this problem? The Jinzhiyuan Mural Art Museum in Jinzhong can perfectly solve this problem. Here, there are not only murals from the tomb of Xu Xianxiu, but also the four major murals of China. Beijing Fahai Temple, Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, Shijiazhuang Pilu Temple, and Yongle Palace in Yuncheng. There are also exquisite murals from Yanshan Temple, Princess Temple, Guangsheng Temple, and Chongfu Temple in Shanxi. Although they are all imitations, the authenticity is still very high. Of course, there is a downside, which is the cost. The entrance ticket is 60, the Yongle Palace special exhibition is 60, and the museum's real murals are 150. The Shanxi annual pass can solve the 60 yuan entrance ticket. I participated in their National Day event and entered the entrance ticket and Yongle Palace for free. There was no crowd, only myself quietly communicating with the murals. Transportation: There is a special bus 2 from Taiyuan South Station, and you can also take a bus from Taiyuan to Jinzhong, and after getting off, you can use the shared electric bikes to solve the problem. If you have time, you can also take a taxi to Yuci Ancient City (although it's average). * *