Liuzhou Industrial Museum, experience the development history of Liuzhou's industry

From the outside of the museum entrance, it doesn't seem very large, but once you get to the exhibition area, there are many exhibits and plenty of space. First, after entering the museum entrance, you need to take a bit of a detour to reach the exhibition area. For someone like me who isn’t great with directions, it felt a bit dizzying, but there are signposts at the corners, so no worries! Once inside the exhibition area, you see many things, including display vehicles and some miniature architectural models. The shiny displays make you feel like you’re really there, but I still prefer the spatial dimension of this place, haha, I’m used to it. The models are very delicate, and there are also furniture pieces from the 80s and 90s, giving a sense of change that’s quite novel [Trick][Trick][Trick]. It immediately feels like scenes from a TV drama. The best part is that admission is free. If you come to Liuzhou, you can check out this museum. Most importantly, the museum occasionally hosts designer shows in its exhibition halls. If you catch one, it’s a real visual feast to see different artistic creations.

The museum is open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (closed on Mondays).
Admission is free.

Post by Cooper_~Samuel | Oct 25, 2025