Geological Museum of Guizhou, Geological museum in Guanshanhu District, China.
The Geological Museum of Guizhou is a collection with over 200,000 natural specimens, including minerals, rocks, gemstones, and fossils from ancient times. The objects are arranged in different exhibition areas where you can see them closely and learn about each type.
The museum opened in August 2021 and has served as a major center for geology research and education in the province since then. Its creation reflects growing interest in preserving and sharing knowledge about the region's geological heritage.
The exhibits show how the karst landscape shapes life in Guizhou and connects to the communities living here. Walking through, you notice how geology and human settlement are deeply intertwined in this region.
The museum is easy to reach and offers free entry when you visit from Tuesday through Sunday. Digital displays throughout help you understand the exhibits more clearly.
Among the objects are rare metal artifacts from ancient times, including a sword with copper ornament from the Western Han period. These finds show the connection between mining and human culture in the region.
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