Neixiang County Yamen Museum

The Neixiang County Yamen Museum is a former administrative center with multiple halls, courtyards, offices, and detention areas arranged within a traditional Chinese architectural complex. The layout demonstrates how different sections were organized to manage local governance and judicial functions.

The building dates from imperial times and is a preserved example of a county-level administrative center in China. It demonstrates how local administration and the legal system were structured during that historical period.

The exhibits show furniture, tools, and everyday items that reveal how local officials conducted their work during imperial times. Visitors can observe the objects and spaces where administrative and legal duties took place.

Visitors can explore the different areas of the complex through guided tours that explain how each section functioned. It is helpful to plan your visit around the available tour times to better understand the layout and purpose of each space.

The museum preserves original detention facilities where visitors can examine the surviving cells and restraint devices used in ancient times. These areas reveal how punishment and order were enforced within the local administrative system.