Jianchuan Museum Cluster (Anren)
A private museum cluster built by collector Fan Jianchuan (Anren, Dayi): more than 30 branch museums cover three major themes—the War of Resistance, the “Red Era” and the Wenchuan earthquake; “To collect war for the sake of peace” is the founding philosophy, and the Warriors Square sculpture group and the Frontal Battlefield Museum offer a folk historical narrative rarely seen in China…
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 09:00-17:30
- Ticket
- Combined ticket CNY 100
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
A private museum cluster built by collector Fan Jianchuan (Anren, Dayi): more than 30 branch museums cover three major themes—the War of Resistance, the “Red Era” and the Wenchuan earthquake; “To collect war for the sake of peace” is the founding philosophy, and the Warriors Square sculpture group and the Frontal Battlefield Museum present a folk historical narrative rarely seen in China. Combined ticket CNY 100, and a full day is needed for the visit; Liu's Manor in Anren Ancient Town (the old mansion and the clay sculptures of the Rent Collection Courtyard) is in the same town and can be visited together; allow about 1.5 hours by metro plus coach or by self-drive.
Getting there: Metro then coach / self-drive to Anren, Dayi
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