Ancient Ferry Site Museum · Explore the Xianyang Ancient Ferry Site and experience the charm of a thousand-year-old civilization

Xianyang Ancient Ferry is the ferry crossing of Weihe River in Xianyang, one of the eight scenic spots in Guanzhong. It is the throat of ancient Chang'an to the northwest and southwest, and the bridgehead of the ancient Silk Road. The famous line of Tang poetry "I urge you to drink another cup of wine, there are no old friends when you go west of Yangguan" was written by the poet Wang Wei.
The museum is built on the original site of "Xianyang Ancient Ferry" on the Weihe River.

🏛️【Museum Guide】
⭐Visit Guide:
1. Free admission from Tuesday to Sunday every week, and the best visitor capacity of the exhibition hall is limited to 100 people. Book tickets online with your mobile phone before entering.
2. Xianyang Ancient Ferry Site Museum mainly displays the culture of the Silk Road and the ancient ferry site. Through the display of the ancient ferry site, the display of more than 120 cultural relics and the reproduction of simulated scenes, it truly shows the historical development and changes of Xianyang Ancient Ferry.
3. A large number of historical relics are placed in the museum, such as cypress piles, iron rings, iron pillars, iron anchors, etc., and there is also a stone tablet recording "Record of the New River Bank in Xianyang County".
4. The museum is not very large, covering an area of ​​about 2,000 square meters. Enter from the entrance on the first floor, and exit from the exit on the second floor after visiting all the exhibits. There is a parking lot next to it, which is convenient for self-driving.

📍Detailed address:
Shaanxi Province-Xianyang City-Weicheng District-50 meters southeast of the intersection of Nanyang Street and Weiyang East Road
🕙Opening hours:
Free admission from Tuesday to Sunday every week

📝Note tips:
At present, Gudu Riverside Park is under construction and renovation, which has a small impact on the museum. Please pay more attention when you go. Friends who are interested in history and culture can go and learn about it

Post by Abigail Ellington | Apr 24, 2024