Best Attractions and Places to See in Baoji, China
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List of Best Things to do in Baoji
Baoji Bronze Ware Museum
Datang qinwang Mausoleum
Baoji People's Park
Jiangziya Diaoyutai Scenic Resort
Dasan Barrier
Baoji Yandi Ling(Tomb)
Baoji Municipal Museum
Wu Hill
Jintai Taoist Abbey
JingYiLu BuXingJie
Baoji Bronze Ware Museum
As the cradle of Zhou and Qin Civilization, Baoji is famed as town of bronze wares. It has many historical sites of Zhou and Qin civilization.
Located at the South Gongyuan Road, Baoji Bronze Ware Museum is the only bronze themed museum in China. It was opened to the public in 1998. On Sep. 28, 2010, it was renamed and moved to the Shigu Park. Today, it is open to the visitors for free.
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Getting breakfast in Baoji, China
Getting breakfast on a morning market in Baoji China. This type of pan-cake is really delicious. Have them add a lot of chili, this really wakes you up.
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Chinese museum relics ‘sing and dance’ for Chinese New Year celebration
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Historic Chinese relics have been “brought to life” through an animated exhibit at the Baoji Bronze Ware Museum in China’s northwest province of Shaanxi. Introduced in time for the recent Lunar New Year celebration, the production featured animated versions of a collection including items from the Tang (618-907) and Ming (1368-1644) dynasties. Chimes, statues and pottery figures were among 68 historic pieces depicted dancing and singing in the video. Museum curators said they hope the exhibition offers a more attractive look at the collection. The animation is scheduled to run until March 7, 2019.
BON - Jade statue from Qin Dynasty discovered in Baoji City
Last August, 8 tombs from the Han Dynasty were unearthed in Baoji City. Inside them contained 70 relics including the jade statue of a man's round face that was used for worship in ancient times.
Several ancient tombs discovered in Baoji
Archaelogists are excavating a set of tombs belonging to noble families of the XiZhou Dynasty, which dates back to 771 B.C., in the city of Baoji in northwest China's Shaanxi Province. A number of bronze wares have been unearthed.
Ancient tomb excavated in Baoji, NW China
A visit to a big archaeological finding now, in the ancient city of Baoji in Northwest China's Shaanxi Province. A large tomb complex has been excavated there, and archaeologists say they have made some major finds.
Several ancient tombs discovered in Baoji
Archaelogists are excavating a set of tombs belonging to noble families in the Western Zhou Dynasty, which dates back to 771 B.C., in the city of Baoji in northwest China's Shaanxi Province. A number of bronze wares have been unearthed. They've also found another tomb inside, where they expect to find valuable relics
Baoji Children's Centre
Since January 2005, Marg Ward, an MSF nurse from Ballina, has been working with street kids in the Baoji Childrens Centre in Shaanxi Province.
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Tomb of Southern Song Dynasty unearthed in east China, reveal a bulk of exquisite silk clothes
Tomb of Southern Song Dynasty unearthed in east China, reveal a bulk of exquisite silk clothes
Over five dozen precious relics inside a tomb that is believed to have been built during the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279) has been unearthed in Huangyan, a district in Taizhou, Zhejiang Province.
The tomb, which could date back over 800 years, has been confirmed to belong to Zhao Boyun, the seventh descendant of Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty.
A local villager digging a foundation for a house on May 2 had the rare fortune to stumble upon this ancient tomb and reported his find to the local authorities.
Archaeologists have since excavated the tomb and after nearly a month of hard work, 66 precious cultural relics were finally disclosed to the world, with over 60 relics being silk clothing, including pants, socks, shoes, and accessories.
The clothing also show a variety of pattern themes, including flowers, birds, cranes, and miscellaneous treasure.
According to Zhou Yang, a member of the National Museum of China, it could be seen as an example of what Imperial clan members wore in general life and how people dressed 800 years ago.
The tomb provides important clues to prove the coastal areas have been involved in maritime silk trade and also adds new research material for the study of history of Chinese silk art, said expert.
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