Xi'an Stele Forest Museum, which collects and displays huge stone monuments and stone statues

Located in Xi'an, a city famous for the Terracotta Warriors, the Xi'an Stele Forest Museum is a museum that collects, preserves, and exhibits huge stone monuments and statues. It was originally located behind the Temple of Confucius, which was dedicated to Confucius, but now the Temple of Confucius itself is a museum. It is one of China's leading museums, with a collection of over 2,300 items, including the stone carvings of the Daqin Jingjiao Popular Chinese Stele and the Chunhua Ge Tablet, and is said to have a history of over 900 years. There was an interesting exhibit of stone carvings of Confucian scriptures and Buddhist statues. I recommend it to anyone interested in Buddhist statues and calligraphy. 📍Xi'an Beilin Museum ☑︎Address No. 15, Sanxue Street, Beilin District, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province ☑︎Opening hours 8:00-18:30 (Entry stops at 17:45 from March to November, and 17:15 from December to February) ☑︎Admission fee Adults: 65 yuan Students: 32 yuan Free for those aged 65 and over and 6 and under ☑︎Access 1.1km walk from Exit F of Zhonglou Station on the subway #overseastravel #China #Xi'an #Chinatravel #museum