Experience an immersive tomb exploration, thrilling and exciting!

Explore the Luoyang Ancient Tombs Museum: Travel through the underground palace of a thousand years Standing in front of the Luoyang Ancient Tombs Museum, you feel like you are embarking on a mysterious journey. This is the world's first museum dedicated to ancient tombs, bringing together the tomb culture from the Eastern Zhou Dynasty to the Five Dynasties and telling historical stories. The museum is located in Mangshan, north of Luoyang City, which has been the burial place of emperors and nobles since ancient times. The museum is divided into three parts: "Overview of Burial System," "Brick Painting History," and "Northern Wei Imperial Tombs in Luoyang," which deeply showcase ancient tomb culture. "Overview of Burial System" exhibits ancient tomb culture, typical tombs, and murals, "Brick Painting History" exhibits Song and Jin Dynasty carved bricks, and "Northern Wei Imperial Tombs in Luoyang" exhibits the Jingling Mausoleum of Emperor Xuanwu of the Northern Wei Dynasty. In recent years, the museum has launched immersive cultural and tourism experience projects, such as "Tomb Treasure Hunt and Wonderful Underground Palace Tour," where visitors can experience Chinese history through fun experience projects. Dressed in ancient costumes, visitors push open the vermilion doors and travel back in time to have a conversation with ancient people. The Luoyang Ancient Tombs Museum is a window to understand ancient tomb culture and explore the ancient capital of a thousand years, exhibiting Tang Dynasty "Flower and Bird Paintings," Song Dynasty filial piety stories, Ming Dynasty female music and dance performances, and more. The imperial tombs and ancient tombs on Mangshan tell stories of the past, and the museum serves as a bridge connecting ancient and modern times, allowing visitors to feel the charm of history and the depth of culture. Those interested in history can travel through a thousand years here, have a conversation with ancient people, and feel the shock of history. This museum is definitely a must-visit place to explore the mysteries of ancient civilization.