Tickets for Hepu Korean delegation in Beihai

Hepu County has a long history, and there are many famous historical and cultural relics in the territory: Jihe Wenchang Tower in Taskey, which was built in the Ming Dynasty, has stood firm after hundreds of years of wind and rain; Dongpo Pavilion and Cape Pavilion have left the remains of celebrities; Witness the prosperity of Hepu arcade and American commerce during the Republic of China. These are all cultural heritages worth stopping, lingering and savoring. The Han group discovered by Hepu is a key to solve the mystery of ancient history, which is worth exploring.

Hepu, located on the Beibu Gulf at the southern tip of Guangxi, has been the seat of county, county, state, road and government since Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty pacified South Vietnam, and its political status is very important. Waterway traffic in the territory is developed, which goes north along Nanliu River, enters Jiang Xun via Beiliu River, and then enters the Yangtze River system via Gui Jiang Lingqu; You can sail to Southeast Asia and South Asia along the Southwest Sea and Beibu Gulf. According to Records of Geography of Han Dynasty, the route from Hepu County to India and Sri Lanka was formed by Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty a long time ago. On this day, this route is called the Maritime Silk Road in the history circle.

Superior geographical position, prominent political position, convenient waterway transportation and developed foreign trade make Hepu a prosperous place in southern Xinjiang. The wind of reburial in Han dynasty left a large group of Han people in this area. According to experts' estimation, there are as many as 10,000 underground Han tombs. Among them, more than 800 rescue excavations were carried out in cooperation with capital construction, and more than 0/0000 pieces of cultural relics were unearthed.

When visiting Hepu, we focused on the Han Dynasty Cultural Museum in Hepu. The museum is divided into two parts: the exhibition of cultural relics unearthed from Han tombs and the exhibition of underground tombs. More than 5,000 unearthed cultural relics were exhibited in the Unearthed Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall. Among them, there are 2/kloc-0 pieces of national first-class cultural relics and 93 pieces of second-class cultural relics. The physical exhibition of underground tombs mainly shows brick tombs in the Eastern Han Dynasty, which were originally protected, moved and restored.

Walking in the museum and looking at the precious exhibits will make people nostalgic.

Search the Maritime Silk Road

055-79000 records that in the Han Dynasty, an official-led fleet, Huangmen, set out from Xuwen Port and Hepu Port in Hepu County, passed through Beibu Gulf and Indian Ocean, and arrived in India and Sri Lanka. They are a mixture of gold and city pearls, city walls, displaced people, strange stones and foreign objects. This sea route is called the Maritime Silk Road.

Because the literature is too simple, people are interested in the Maritime Silk Road. However, with the development of archaeological excavations, a large number of cultural relics unearthed from Hepu Han Tomb proved that the Maritime Silk Road did exist and played an important role in the Han Dynasty.

Among the many cultural relics unearthed in Hepu Han Tomb, there are a large number of glazed products, mostly beads, earrings, tubular ornaments, turtle-shaped ornaments, cups, plates and other utensils. In addition, there are unearthed amber bracelets, agate bracelets, crystal bracelets, golden flower balls, spices and so on. According to experts' research, these jewels are not made in Hepu, or even in China. Some jewels do come from countries in Southeast Asia and South Asia. For example, the unearthed golden flower ball is Indian in shape and should be imported from India. This confirms the existence of overseas physical trade, such as city pearls, city walls, refugees, strange stones, foreign documents and so on. At present, experts can't determine which country imported some jewelry from Southeast Asia or South Asia, but judging from the cultural connotation embodied in cultural relics, it must have originated from overseas. For example, there are some lions carved in amber circles. From the motif analysis of their artistic creation, it should be introduced to China from the Maritime Silk Road. Because lions are not grown in China, but in India, Sri Lanka and Africa.

Gold cakes were also unearthed from the Han tomb in Hepu, engraved with Da and Ruan. T

Judging from the above-mentioned cultural relics, the Maritime Silk Road to South Asia did exist in the Han Dynasty, and Hepu was one of the ports of origin of this Maritime Silk Road.

2. How much is the ticket for Hepu Tomb?

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3. Ancient Han Tomb in Hepu, Beihai

Tickets for Hepu Han Tomb Museum 28 yuan

4. Does the Hepu Korean delegation need tickets?

Weizhou Island is one of the most beautiful islands in China, an important tourist resource and city card in Beihai! Hepu, with Han tombs, is a large-scale Han group. More than 300 pieces of series cultural relics represented by bronze phoenix lanterns, bronze horses and solid bronze cows were exhibited. The No.2 Protection Pavilion is funded by the American Ambassador Cultural Protection Fund. It is one of the central exhibition area 10 restoration exhibition halls of Hepu Han Tomb Museum. It shows a husband-and-wife burial tomb in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, which was excavated and restored.

5. Tickets for Hepu Han Tomb Museum

Hello everyone, welcome to Beihai Hanlv Cultural Park. Beihai Hanlv Cultural Park, formerly known as Hepu County Museum, was built in September 1978 and officially opened to the public in February 1986. The museum is located at No.81Hainan Road, Lianzhou City, Hepu County. The whole museum covers an area of13,300 square meters, with a total construction area of 4 100 square meters and a total investment of more than 8 million yuan. There are Chinese-style buildings in the museum, such as Shique Gate, Han Tomb Protection Exhibition Hall and Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall in the main center. This is the only site museum in this area with the theme of China culture. The museum is also responsible for the investigation, collection, protection, management, exhibition and research of cultural relics in the county. Beihai Hanlv Cultural Park is the third batch of free national museums. It is a national popular science education base, a national AAA-level tourist attraction, a patriotic education base in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and a civilized unit in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 20 12 Beihai Hanlv Cultural Park was awarded as a unit of Jiuharmonious Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

Dear friends, Beihai Hanlv Cultural Park mainly collects, studies, restores and displays cultural relics unearthed from Hepu Han Tomb, and also collects local cultural relics handed down from ancient times. The collection is rich in variety and has a long history. There are more than 5,200 cultural relics in the collection, including 2 1 piece of first-class cultural relics, 771piece of second-class cultural relics and 289/piece of third-class cultural relics. Cultural relics span from the late Neolithic Age to the Han Dynasty, Tang Song, Yuan Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, Qing Dynasty, Republic of China and contemporary important cultural relics. It covers pottery, bronzes, gold and silver wares, jade articles, glassware, ironware, crystal agate, amber turquoise, calligraphy and painting plates, coins of past dynasties, ancient porcelain, Ming and Qing furniture, ancient books, inscriptions, bamboo and ivory handicrafts, etc. The collection of cultural relics is famous for bronze ladle, wine glass, six-character jade wall, gold, jade belt hook and amethyst long bead. The excavation of Han tombs reflects that Hepu is the Maritime Silk Road of Han Dynasty.

Dear friends, please go to the museum with me to see some representative exhibits!

You see, this is a three-in-one pottery house hanging on the top of the mountain, which is a ceramic vessel of the Han Dynasty. The plane was concave and hung from the top of the mountain. It consists of a gatehouse, a courtyard and a two-story main building with a balcony along the central axis. The age of this building is extremely incorrect, with clear priorities, which provides valuable materials for studying the architectural style of Han Dynasty in southern China. It reflects that the wooden frame of Lingnan architecture in Han Dynasty has been widely used by column, beam and beam methods, forming a unique system of China architecture.

Look, this is a copper silo with drywall hanging from the top of the mountain, which is a metal vessel in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is a dry wall hanging on the top of the mountain, a rectangular warehouse body and four segmented cylindrical supporting houses hanging under the platform. The front door frame of the warehouse is protruding, the door leaf is single, and there is a knocker on it; The roof and tile surface are carved with bamboo joints and tiles. The eaves are decorated with semi-circular tiles. The four walls of the main entrance are carved with exquisite decorations, such as patron saint, dragon, white tiger, suzaku and Xuanwu, which means good weather.

You see, this is a three-legged copper plate with persimmon pattern, which is a metal vessel in the Western Han Dynasty. It has persimmon texture, wide mouth, folded edges, shallow abdomen and flat feet. Persimmon pedicel pattern is one of the ancient symbolic patterns. There are persimmon, triangle, palindrome, two birds, two phoenixes, Shuanghu, Xuanwu and so on. The carving pattern is complex and the craft is exquisite. A copper plate is a set of copper bottles with ankles and ears. The copper bottle is placed on the copper plate.

Look, this is a bronze phoenix lamp with feathers, a metal vessel in the Western Han Dynasty. It looks like a phoenix bird, with its head looking back, its feet apart and its tail feathers hanging down to the ground. The bronze phoenix lamp uses animal oil and vegetable oil as fuel. After ignition, the smoke enters the abdominal cavity of Phoenix along the horn lampshade, and the abdominal cavity is filled with clean water. Flue gas is filtered and discharged to keep the indoor air fresh. This is also the earliest lamp with the concept of environmental protection.

Please look at these two bottles. The first bottle is a small copper flat pot with a feather chain in the Western Han Dynasty, which is a kind of wine container. The spout is small and round, with a cover and feathers and diamonds painted all over it. These patterns are commonly used by Luoyue people in the south, and they are the physical evidence of the exchange and integration of Chinese culture in the Central Plains and Lingnan Yue culture. The latter bottle is a Persian pottery jar, which is the earliest Persian pottery jar unearthed in China so far and the only Persian pottery jar in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is about 500 years earlier than the Persian pottery pot of Sui Dynasty unearthed in Yangzhou, and it is an important material evidence of the communication between Han Dynasty and Persia.

Dear friends, a large number of overseas glassware have been unearthed in Hepu. Only three Roman glass bowls are produced in the Mediterranean, one in Meixiu Museum in Japan, one in the University of Pennsylvania Museum in the United States, and one in Beihai Hanlv Cultural Park.

Dear friends, among aquamarine, light blue sky blue is the most valuable, which is the color of four aquamarine in the current series. These four aquamarine are bright and dazzling. This necklace in the collection was collected by a Xuwen county magistrate that year.

6. Do tickets for Hepu Ancient Han Tomb cost money?

Well ~ ~ it depends on when you went ~ ~ The first time you went, you were cheated into saying ten dollars and gave it. When I went back, my classmates said that it was five yuan when he went. In short, when you go, you and I had better be students. When our students go, it is five yuan, and then the Spring Festival is free. ~ ~ if.

7. How much is the ticket for Beihai Hepu Korean delegation?

1. Dongpo Pavilion,

Located in Hepu Normal School, surrounded by green water, the scenery is excellent. According to legend, Su Dongpo once lived in Le Xuan when he was in Hepu, Song San (A.D. 1 100). Although it only took two months, his poems ranged from 0755 to 79000. Later generations built Dongpo Pavilion in the former site of Le Xuan in Qing Dynasty to commemorate him.

East of Dongpo Pavilion is Dongpo Park, surrounded by pavilions and lakes, with beautiful scenery everywhere. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in the county and a tourist attraction in Hepu.

2. Hepu Dongshan Temple,

Formerly known as Lingjue Temple, Dongshan Temple was founded by Zen Master Cheng of Song Baoshan. The tenth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (14 12) was enshrined by eminent monks, and it was rebuilt many times from Wanli in the Ming Dynasty to Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. The temple has four entrances, brick structure.

Dongshan Temple in Hepu was once the palace of Li Rizun, king of Annan during the reign of Chang Fu in Dayue, and it is one of the oldest temples in Hepu. It was once rated as "one of the greatest buildings in the world". The eight scenic spots in Yang Lian are all in the Ming Dynasty.

8. How much is the ticket for Beihai Hepu Korean delegation?

1. In the Neolithic Age, there were human activities in the North Sea. It is a county in Beihai, which was called Baiyue in ancient times.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Lingnan was called the land of Baiyue, and Beihai was a part of Baiyue.

3. In the thirty-third year of Qin Shihuang, Qin conquered Baiyue and set up Guilin County, Nanhai County and Elephant County in Lingnan. Beihai belongs to Elephant County.

4. In the sixth year of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, Hepu County was established, and Beihai belonged to Hepu County in ancient times.

5. In the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, Huguang flourished in Zhongshu Province and established Guangdong and Guangxi.

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There are many, many in the country, and it is roughly estimated that there are hundreds. I just list some ancient tombs that I know (not necessarily visited) are open to the public and have become museums or closed management attractions.

Restricted by the structure or space of the tomb, some may not let the audience in, but at least they can see the inside of the tomb, such as through the guardrail or within a certain distance.

The tomb is only a part of the tomb. Many tombs that have not been excavated from the main tomb include earth seals, Shinto stone carvings, mausoleum buildings, burial pits and other relics. For example, the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang and the Mausoleum of Han and Tang Dynasties were omitted.

The following are in chronological order:

First, the Shang and Zhou Dynasties:

Muhao Tomb in Xiaotun, Henan Province, and Gangling in the northwest of Houjiazhuang.

Guo Cemetery in Sanmenxia, Henan Province (Guo Museum)

Tian Zi A-stream Museum in Luoyang, Henan.

Zhengzhou Mausoleum Museum, Xinzheng, Henan.

Hubei Suizhou Zeng Houyi Tomb Site Museum.

Xiong Jia Archaeological Site Park, Jingzhou, Hubei.

Wuxi Hongshan Site Museum (Qiu Chengdun crosses the tomb).

Dong Zhou Tomb Museum, Jing 'an County, Jiangxi Province.

Shanxi Quwo Jinguo Museum.

Hou Li Site in Linzi, Shandong Province (China Ancient Automobile Museum, closed).

Shaanxi Pre-Qin Cemetery Museum (Qin Gong No.1 Tomb).

Yinshan tomb in Shaoxing.

Second, South Korea:

Tomb of Cao Shi family in Bozhou, Anhui Province: Bird Han Tomb (Cao Shi Family Tomb) and Dongyuan No.2 Tomb (Cao Teng Tomb)

Anhui Fangwanggang Han Tomb (Chaohu Han Tomb Museum)

Beijing Dabaotai Western Han Museum (closed).

South Han Tomb in Fengdu, Chongqing.

Guangdong Nanyue King Tomb Museum.

Sifangling Han Tomb in Hepu, Guangxi (Hepu Han Tomb Museum).

Tomb of Zhongshan King in Lingshan, Mancheng County, Hebei Province (Mancheng County Han Tomb Museum)

Zhongshan Han Tomb in Dingzhou, Hebei Province (Dingzhou Stone Carving Museum).

Wang Liang's Tomb in Mangdang Mountain, Yongcheng, Henan Province: No.1 and No.2 Tomb in Baoan Mountain, and the Han Tomb in Shiyuan.

Eastern Han Tomb in Dahuting, Xinmi, Henan Province (M 1 Stone Tomb, M2 mural tomb).

Han Tomb of Wuhou Temple in Nanyang, Henan Province.

Mawangdui No.3 Tomb and Xiangbizui No.1 Tomb (Wangling Park) in Changsha, Hunan.

Tomb of Chu King in Shizi Mountain, Guishan Mountain and Beidongshan Mountain in Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province, Tomb No.1 and No.2 in Tuolanshan Mountain (the ruins park is under construction), Tomb Tu (the tomb of Pengcheng King in the Eastern Han Dynasty in Xuzhou Museum), Tomb of Jiawang Bletilla in the Eastern Han Dynasty (the Bletilla Han Tomb Exhibition Hall) and Tomb of the Eastern Han Dynasty in Tongshan Maocun.

Jiangsu Gaoyou Han Tomb (moved to Yangzhou Han Guangling Museum).

Liaoning Yingchengzi Han Tomb (Dalian Han Tomb Museum).

Inner Mongolia Horinger mural tomb of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Han Tomb at Xiaowangzhuang 1 Jining, Shandong Province,

Shandong Jiaxiang Wu Tomb Stone Carving Museum,

Yinqueshan Han Tomb in Linyi (Yinqueshan Han Tomb Bamboo Slip Museum),

Lu Wang's Tomb in Jiulongshan, Qufu,

Han Tomb in Beizhai, Yinan, Shandong Province (Yinan Beizhai Han Tomb Museum).

Ma Haoya Tomb in Leshan, Sichuan (next to the Giant Buddha),

Cliff Tomb at Jiangkou, Pengshan, Sichuan (pengshan county Hanya Tomb Museum).

Pijiang Cliff Tomb in Santai, Sichuan.

Li Zheng Wu Han Tomb Museum, Hong Kong.

Three. Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties:

Zhu Ran Family Cemetery in Maanshan (Zhu Ran Family Cemetery Museum).

Tomb No.1 and No.2 of Leitai in Wuwei, Gansu Province.

Brick Tomb of Western Jin Dynasty in Buddhist Temple Bay, Dunhuang, Gansu Province.

Tomb No.6 of Orchard Tomb in Jiayuguan New City, Gansu Province (Wei and Jin mural tomb museum),

The mural tombs of Dingjia Gate in Jiuquan, Gansu Province: Tomb No.5 and Xiliang Mausoleum.

Cao Cao Gaoling Museum in Anyang, Henan Province (not yet open).

Jinling, North Xuan Wudi, Luoyang, Henan Province (Luoyang Ancient Art Museum, formerly known as Tomb Museum, has a large number of ancient tombs restored and displayed, omitted).

Golden Tomb of West Wild Goose Lake in Linyi, Shandong Province.

Goguryeo Mausoleum and Kyrgyzstan Noble Mausoleum Jilin 'an.

Four. Sui and Tang Dynasties-Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms:

Qinghai hot water tuguhun tomb.

The tombs of Princess Wei Guifei and Princess Changle are located in Zhaoling of Emperor Taizong in Liquan, Shaanxi Province.

Tomb of Prince Yide, Princess Yongtai and Prince Zhang Huai in Ganling County, Shaanxi Province.

Pucheng, Shaanxi, let Li Xianhui's Mausoleum and Emperor Xuanzong's Tailing bury Gao Lishi's tomb.

Tang Xizong Jingling, Ganxian County, Shaanxi Province.

Tomb of Astana in Turpan, Xinjiang.

Nanjing nantang erling.

Li Tomb in Baoji, Shaanxi (Mausoleum Museum).

Qian Shu Tomb of Wang Jian in Chengdu (Yongling Museum).

The first month of a season.

The mural tomb of Liao Dynasty in Xiabali, Xuanhua, Hebei Province.

Yuan Tomb of Dressing Building in Guyuan County, Hebei Province.

Six, Ming:

Ming Tombs in Changping, Beijing: Zongshen Dingling.

Tian Yi Tomb in Shijingshan, Beijing.

Su and Lanzhou Tomb in Gansu Province.

Tomb of King Jingjiang in Guilin, Guangxi.

Tomb of Zhao Kangwang in Anyang, Henan Province.

Tomb of King Lu Jian and his Second Concubine and the Tomb of Maid (Museum of King Lu Jian's Tomb).

Tomb of Yuzhou Zhou and his second princess in Henan Province.

King's Tomb in Xiangfan, Jingzhou, Hubei.

Zhao Haoqi Chu Tomb in Wuhan.

Huangdi Mausoleum and its Princess Tomb in Zoucheng City, Shandong Province.

M 1 (tomb of Tuwang) of Tangya Tusi City, Xianfeng County, Enshi Prefecture, Hubei Province.

Tomb of Wang An and Zhao in Shu.

Seven, clear:

Qing Xiling Mausoleum in Yixian County, Hebei Province: Guangxu chongling.

Qingling Mausoleum in Zunhua, Hebei: Yuling Mausoleum in Qianlong and Empress Dowager Mausoleum in Ding Dong.

Tomb of Tang Tingquan, Tangjia Village, Taicun Town, Xunyi County, Shaanxi Province.

10. Beihai Hepu Korean group ticket price

Geography of Hanshu is a site unearthed 3 kilometers southeast of Lianzhou Town, Hepu County, Beihai City, Guangxi Province. The Han nationality in Hepu, Beihai is mainly distributed in villages such as Forbidden Mountain, Kangnan, Pingjiu, Yangjiashan, Zhongzhan, Li Andong, Yongkou, Lianbei and Tangpai, with a total area of about 69 square kilometers. Tombs include nearly 7,000 tombs, of which more than 400 have been excavated.

There are two kinds of tombs: pit tombs and brick tombs. In addition to the main room where coffins are placed, some rooms also have ear rooms or side rooms. The tombs are mostly ramp-style and stair-style. More than 0/000 pieces of funerary objects such as copper, iron, gold, silver, pottery, jade, crystal, glass, agate and amber were also unearthed in the tomb, including rare treasures such as bronze phoenix lamps, copper houses, glass and saucers.

Thick funerals prevailed in the Han Dynasty, and officials, generals, southern immigrants and people buried in Hepu after death all had more funerary objects. Unearthed cultural relics include bronze phoenix lanterns, bronze houses, pearls, agates, amber, pottery houses and ceramics. These cultural relics provide physical historical materials for the study of China's ancient military, culture, art, politics and economy, as well as the friendly exchanges and trade relations between our people and the people of Southeast Asia.