Gansu Provincial Museum, museum in China
The Gansu Provincial Museum is a repository of regional artifacts and exhibits in Lanzhou, China.
Established in 1939, it showcases the rich history of Gansu province.
Home to the 'Flying Horse of Gansu', a remarkable Bronze Age sculpture.
Renovated in 2011, the museum now has modern facilities and exhibitions.
Displays Silk Road relics, emphasizing the cultural exchange between the East and West.
Location: Lanzhou
Inception: 1939
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 9:00-17:00
Website: gansumuseum.com
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