What popular science bases are there?

Popular science bases include Suzhou Youth Science and Technology Museum, Taihu Snow Silkworm Garden, Tongli National Wetland Park, China Tin Museum and Wujiang Meteorological Science Museum.

1, Suzhou Youth Science and Technology Museum

Suzhou Youth Science and Technology Museum covers an area of 30,300 square meters with a building area of 23,000 square meters. There are 149 exhibits in the whole museum, which are divided into three exhibition themes: wisdom blooming, brilliant science and technology, and future prospect, as well as a number of special venues such as Dynamic 4D, science fiction ball curtain, Children's Discovery Palace, Walking in Suzhou, and Youth Science and Technology Innovation Government Award Exhibition Hall. It constitutes a comprehensive youth science and technology venue integrating visiting, interaction, popular science and education.

2. Taihu Snow Silkworm Garden

Taihu Snow Silkworm Cultural Park, located in Zhenze Wetland Park, is the first characteristic ecological park in China that integrates agricultural demonstration, sericulture research, cultural leisure, popular science exhibition and eco-tourism. Silkworm and mulberry cultural park reappears the land of plenty and the house of silk in the south of the Yangtze River through 4000 square meters exhibition hall, 2000 mu mulberry garden, 2000 mu orchard and 2000 mu paddy field.

3. Tongli National Wetland Park

Tongli National Wetland Park is located between Tongli and Zhouzhuang, an ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River, with a total area of 972.438+08 hectares. The park is connected to Hucheng Lake in the north and Baixian Lake in the south, with rich wetland types such as lake wetland, river wetland, swamp wetland and constructed wetland. It is one of the few well-preserved natural systems in the Yangtze River Delta. A good ecological environment promotes the restoration of wetland biodiversity and provides a place for birds, especially waterfowl, to feed, inhabit and breed.

4. China Tin Museum

China Tin Museum is the largest tin museum in China at present, covering an area of about 900 square meters and exhibiting more than 400 sets of various tin cultural relics. The museum is located in Maojiaxiang, the ancient town of Lili, and the ancient artifacts and houses complement each other. The museum has an order hall, an exhibition hall and a scene restoration area. The exhibition hall mainly displays several themes such as tableware, tea set, wine set, boudoir supplies and school supplies. The scene recovery area shows several interactive experiences such as tin mining, tin smelting and tin beating.

5. Wujiang Meteorological Science Museum

The exhibition themes of Wujiang Meteorological Science Museum are mainly divided into China meteorological development course, Wujiang climate, meteorological knowledge, meteorological observation, meteorological service, meteorological disaster prevention and mitigation, through modeling exhibition boards and "VR experience". Image simulation technology, electronic sand table, internet intelligent interaction and other means, lighting layout, to create a lively, lively, full of science and technology atmosphere. Introduce all kinds of common weather phenomena and common sense of meteorological disaster prevention and reduction.