Tickets for Shaanxi Xi'an Forest of Steles Museum + Guide (Professional Chinese Guide + Ancient Stele Check-in + Chinese Stele Exploration Tour)
- Professional Instructor Team: Our guides undergo rigorous training and possess extensive historical and cultural knowledge. They can provide in-depth interpretations of the stories behind the inscriptions, the lives of the authors, and the characteristics of the calligraphic art, helping visitors understand the meaning of the collections.
- A Feast of Calligraphic Art: The museum houses steles and epitaphs from the Han, Wei, and Ming-Qing dynasties, bringing together authentic works by numerous calligraphic masters such as Wang Xizhi, Yan Zhenqing, and Liu Gongquan. Visitors can experience the evolution of different scripts and the charm of calligraphic art through the explanations.
- On-site Q&A and Interaction: During the tour, visitors can ask the guides questions at any time and interact with them, engaging in in-depth discussions on topics of interest to enhance the sense of participation and enjoyment of the visit.
What to expect
The Xi'an Beilin Museum, built on the foundation of the 900-year-old "Xi'an Beilin" (Forest of Stone Steles), is a specialized art museum expanded from the ancient architectural complex of the Xi'an Confucian Temple. It primarily collects, researches, and displays historical steles, epitaphs, and stone carvings. Originally named the Shaanxi Provincial Museum, it was founded in 1944 and designated as one of the first National Key Cultural Relics Protection Units by the State Council in 1961. The Xi'an Beilin Museum boasts a vast collection, outstanding calligraphy art, and rich cultural connotations. It is known as the "Treasure House of Oriental Culture," the "Source of Calligraphic Art," the "Hall of Fine Han and Tang Stone Carvings," and the "World's Oldest Stone Carved Library." It is a National First-Class Museum and a National AAAAA-level Tourist Attraction.


































Good to know
- Opening Hours: The venue is open from 09:00 to 18:00, with ticket sales ending and last entry at 17:00.
- Respectful Visit: Please maintain a quiet environment during your visit and refrain from loud conversations, running, or playing. The use of flash photography, selfie sticks, and tripods is prohibited in the exhibition halls. Setting up easels is not allowed. All forms of live streaming, recording, or unauthorized photography that disrupt the normal flow of visitors are prohibited. Please do not sit, lean, lie, or stand on the display cases or any auxiliary exhibits. Please do not damage the facilities.
- Prohibited Items: To ensure the safety of cultural relics, visitors, exhibition displays, and service facilities, the following items are prohibited: firearms, military or police equipment (including major components) and imitations; flammable and explosive materials, such as explosives, fireworks, firecrackers, alcohol, gasoline, etc.; toxic and hazardous materials, such as mercury, highly toxic pesticides, hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, etc.; controlled knives and sharp or blunt instruments other than controlled knives; large packages and suitcases exceeding 20 inches.
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