The Caravan Museum is a small yard worth visiting. It has a well-preserved ruins of the ancient Tea Horse Road. Some of the historical relics and relics of the horse-powered horses and horse drinking water troughs used in the past have a long history and culture and a profound tea culture. Traces of ancient culture, it is said that many explorers have visited this place many times. The museum is divided into five exhibition areas: Preface Hall, Mural Exhibition Hall, History Hall, History Hall 2, Shuhe Life Hall and Shuhe Cobbler Hall. It shows visitors the long history and culture of the area, and systematically introduces the starting time, route and major historical events of the ancient tea-horse road. It is an important window for people to understand the history and culture of the ancient tea-horse road. Children in the village will also come to these places to play, those old tools seem to be their best toys.