Loong Culture Exhibition Hal

The Dragon Culture Exhibition Hall is located in the Visitor Service Center of the Han Dynasty Haihunhou State Ruins Park in Nanchang. It enriches the business of the Attraction, promotes dragon culture, popularizes paleontological knowledge, and creates a popular science research base. It is a comprehensive exhibition hall of Triassic paleontological fossils in Jiangxi Province that integrates collection, exhibition, popular science, and publicity. The exhibition hall covers an area of ​​about 800 square meters, and the whole hall displays hundreds of Triassic paleontological fossils. The paleontological fossils exhibited in the Dragon Culture Exhibition Hall include more than 30 varieties of paleontological fossils, including the world's oldest paleontological sea lily fossils, the world's longest Sast ichthyosaur fossils, and the new Chinese dragon fossils named "Chinese Dragon". Various types of fossils constitute a series of wonderful and vivid pictures of ancient marine life in the exhibition hall, which are extremely precious paleontological fossil wealth. The Dragon Culture Exhibition Hall focuses on protecting paleontological fossils, promoting paleontological research as its responsibility, and spreading and developing dragon culture as its foundation. Every organism is a trace of the evolution of the universe, and every fossil is a shining light of life. The encounter 200 million years ago amazed the world!