Overview

Flanking Tiananmen Square, the National Museum of China is a monumental showcase of the nation’s vast and intricate history. Blending ancient heritage with contemporary statecraft, it tells the story of China from prehistoric times through to the Communist era and modern development. With artefacts like the He Zun bronze vessel and ornate jade carvings, it captures the dynastic grandeur of China’s imperial past. Meanwhile, exhibitions on revolutionary history offer a curated glimpse into China’s political evolution. The museum is colossal in scale and ambition — a fitting emblem of the country’s cultural pride and historical depth.

Curated by the World Travel Awards