Luoyang Museum, Museum in China
The Luoyang Museum showcases a vast collection of artifacts illustrating the rich history of Luoyang.
Established in 1958, the museum has been preserving pieces of ancient Chinese civilization.
Artifacts from various dynasties present a narrative of China's diverse cultural heritage.
Visitors can access the Luoyang Museum without an admission fee.
The museum features a rare exhibition of ancient horse and chariot pits.
Location: Luoyang
Inception: 1958
Official opening: April 16, 2011
Website: lymuseum.com
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