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Gulangyu Seashell Museum Ticket
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- Step into an incredible world full of underwater marvels at the Gulangyu Seashell Museum
- Discover over 6,800 shells from the US, Australia, Southeast Asia and other regions
- Enjoy high-tech visuals and acoustic optoelectronics as you explore the mysterious ocean
- Hear from experts about the collections in the museum and the specific areas they originated from
Visit the quirky Seashell Museum on Xiamen’s Gulangyu Island and see different types of shells from all over the world. Located in Gusheng Road, the museum was once an air raid shelter and has a unique natural design that evokes the feeling that you are in an underwater fantasy world. Seashell Museum currently houses more than 6,800 species of shells from China as well as Southeast Asia, the Americas and Australia. You can admire the wide variety of multi-colored shells on display learn about the importance of protecting marine life.
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Guidebook
- Step into an incredible world full of underwater marvels at the Gulangyu Seashell Museum
- Discover over 6,800 shells from the US, Australia, Southeast Asia and other regions
- Enjoy high-tech visuals and acoustic optoelectronics as you explore the mysterious ocean
- Hear from experts about the collections in the museum and the specific areas they originated from
Visit the quirky Seashell Museum on Xiamen’s Gulangyu Island and see different types of shells from all over the world. Located in Gusheng Road, the museum was once an air raid shelter and has a unique natural design that evokes the feeling that you are in an underwater fantasy world. Seashell Museum currently houses more than 6,800 species of shells from China as well as Southeast Asia, the Americas and Australia. You can admire the wide variety of multi-colored shells on display learn about the importance of protecting marine life.