China Qiang Ethnic Minority Group Museum

Next to the ancient city, it can be said that it is part of the ancient city. After visiting Yingui Mountain, I came down to watch it. There are not many people. As a county-level museum, it is really good. It is relatively large. It is divided into many exhibition halls. There are exhibitions of the history of the Yi people, as well as cultural customs, red culture, The best of them is the cultural boutique exhibition hall, there are some more important cultural relics, such as the Han Dynasty Shiyang, which is also a symbol of the Yi people, and overall it is worth a visit.

The Chinese Yi Museum is a museum of ethnic minorities in Aba County, Sichuan Province. Since Sichuan Province is also a large province with more ethnic minorities in China, the museum collection here is particularly rich. It displays many characteristic musical instruments and daily necessities of the Yi people. If you come to Aba County, you can come and see.

The main urban area on both sides of the Lijiang River is small, and you can easily walk around in an hour. The most beautiful place is the Cultural Square (two small squares), mainly a garden-style Yi masonry complex (commercial use), one of which is particularly eye-catching. The red museum is across the road from the square, and there is also a tower, which houses some local cultural relics (but not many boutiques) and earthquake special exhibitions (not as rich as the "Yingxiu Hall").

The ancient city of China, the least populous nation, is worth a look.

No photos, mostly a display of Yi culture ⋯⋯⋯⋯