Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum

The Garze Prefecture Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum is a museum that reflects the folk customs, labor scenes, religious customs and life scenes of the Tibetan people on the Kangzang Plateau, fully demonstrating the smart, diligent and creative spirit of the Tibetan people. Visitors can deeply experience and understand the national cultural essence of the Tibetan people in the Kangzang area. The Garze Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum is located on the right side of the cableway station in the Paomashan Scenic Area. The main building of the museum adopts large round wooden columns with a diameter of 1.1 meters to 0.8 meters, a square structure, and a stone outer wall, which is built by folk craftsmen. Its building surface is simple and majestic, with carved frescoes, colorful patterns and rich cultural atmosphere. Stone walls, woodworking, carvings and paintings integrate the art culture of Kangzang area and the unique wisdom of folk craftsmen, exquisite skills, carved beams and painted buildings, full of national characteristics. . It is a model of folk "Bengke" architecture, an intuitive embodiment of intangible cultural heritage, and an interesting architectural art. The museum displays intangible cultural heritage, integrating exhibition, sales and leisure. The exhibition hall on the first floor basically displays Tibetan costumes, Tibetan dwellings, farming series, mani stone carvings, cattle and cashmere weaving, car models, earthenware showrooms and shopping halls; the second floor is Gesar’s thousand Tang paintings Card exhibition hall, Thangka drawing art exhibition hall, scripture printing exhibition hall, Tibetan medicine exhibition hall; the third floor is the national song and dance audio-visual hall, Tibetan Buddhist culture exhibition hall and intangible cultural heritage academic research room, which fully reflects the intangible cultural heritage of Ganzi Prefecture. The situation is a window to display the traditional culture of the Ganzi state.