
Chengdu Natural History Museum
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Ticket






- Ages 18 (excluding) to 60 (excluding) years old (age calculated by birth date, based on date of travel)
- Chengdu Natural History Museum Ticket Purchase Restriction: Each valid ID is limited to one ticket per usage date.
- To ensure successful order placement, please note that ticket purchases are restricted across all platforms for each individual. Avoid using the same personal information for multiple purchases.
- To reschedule, please cancel your booking and rebook.
- It is recommended to make a reservation 3 days in advance (daily limit).
- You can make a reservation through the official WeChat public account or the official website.
- The tour takes about 2-3 hours and is suitable for visiting with children.
- Flash photography is prohibited inside the building.
- Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
- Enter the park by scanning the [electronic QR code].
- Usage Address: Chengdu Natural History Museum Ticket Gate
- Operating hours: Every Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00-17:00
- Chengdu Natural History Museum
- No. 88, Shilidian Road, Chenghua Avenue, Chenghua District, Chengdu
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Guide
The Chengdu Natural Museum is an important venue integrating science, education, and culture, dedicated to showcasing the Earth's natural history and biodiversity. The museum boasts a rich collection, covering a variety of exhibits such as paleontological fossils, animal and plant specimens, and mineral rocks, vividly recreating the Earth's evolutionary process.
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The Chengdu Natural Museum is an important venue integrating science, education, and culture, dedicated to showcasing the Earth's natural history and biodiversity. The museum boasts a rich collection, covering a variety of exhibits such as paleontological fossils, animal and plant specimens, and mineral rocks, vividly recreating the Earth's evolutionary process.