Turpan Museum Review

Since the dry corpse hall is closed until the 14th, only the second floor can be seen. The treasure of the town hall can't understand the text. The rhino fossil is a bit shocking, and the dry corpse is missed. There are fewer people, there is a cute explanation robot, the Africa exhibition on the first floor is more strange and worth seeing. The opposite net red buns and noodles shop are good.

National-level museum, a point of Turpan that I personally like very much, free. Turpan is the driest and hottest region in China. Because it is located on the main road of traffic on the Silk Road, it has been the place where East and West civilizations have collided since ancient times. This is the best place for archaeology. The museum needs everyone to store the bags, different characteristics of different periods, dry bodies, dinosaur fossils, various texts, murals, etc., here is more than Dunhuang one religion (Shamanism), the world's unique, four civilizations and seven religions meet place. It is worth taking enough time to study.

Xinjiang made an appointment online in advance, entered the museum for free, prepared a headset, and listened to the explanation on the public account without affecting others. After all, it is not a large museum, and the exhibits are limited, but it is also good to spend an hour or two to understand the local history and characteristic culture. The more important exhibits are marked and explained. There is also a famous roast bun shop across the road that can eat by the way.

The location is very good to find, it is good to take the children

On the way back to Urumqi, I visited it. The first time I saw the corpse, it may not be the peak season. There are not many people. You can watch it slowly.

The narrator security service is very good

Still worth seeing, not bad.

The museum is very good, very good! When I saved the bag, someone helped me. I went in to catch up with the explanation. The interpreter was also very organized and the content was full. I saw the dry corpses and giant pythons, which are very characteristic treasures of the town hall. In short, the whole viewing experience is very good, the museum service is also very good, the only downside is the cultural and creative store, leaving a stomach for the good memories of this trip. There are two cultural and creative shops, a free stamp near the exit, and the other store inside when we went in, we saw that the paper posted on the table was written as a free stamp. As a result, when we first stamped a few, people came over and said that this stamp must be consumed. We said that the paper is not written free. I actually replied that the paper was about to be torn off and replaced. There can still be such a thing! You can change the rules on the spot as soon as you touch it. The paper you stick has not been replaced, and the money will start to be collected. Isn't this a fraud? Too annoying! This cultural and creative store does not know if it is rented out and contracted, it is recommended that the museum strengthen management.