Xi'an is a place far more cultural than you think. Why do you say that? The museum is a representative place where the city's historical heritage and cultural deposits gather. In Xi'an, in addition to those well-known museums such as the Shaanxi History Museum that you are familiar with, there are also many museums that are not well-known due to lack of marketing and other reasons, and the number is not in the minority. There are many equally excellent non-state-owned museums in Xi'an, which play a very important role in the cultural construction of the entire Shaanxi and even the country. After reading these private museums, people can't help but sigh: "How many local tyrants must there be to have a museum of their own!"

1. Guanzhong Folk Art Museum

As a leader among private museums, the biggest highlight of the Guanzhong Folk Museum is that it has "transplanted" more than 40 ancient Guanzhong houses from the Ming and Qing Dynasties and more than 8,000 horse-tying piles from various places. Those who have ever seen a collection of cultural relics but have never seen a collection of buildings. This garden-style museum will definitely be worth the ticket price. The Guanzhong Folk Museum covers an area of about 500 acres. In addition to the original courtyard, it also collects about 40,000 folk relics from past dynasties. Known as the "specimen bank of national culture", it is definitely worth the money to visit.

2. Qin Brick and Han Tile Museum

Some people may think what looks good about bricks and tiles? In fact, ancient bricks and tiles were carved with exquisite words, patterns, etc., which have very important artistic and cultural research value. The Qin Brick and Han Tile Museum is a special museum specializing in collecting ancient bricks and tiles of various dynasties. It is currently the museum with the largest number of tiles and tiles in China. There are about 3,000 ancient tiles and tiles collected in the museum. These seemingly inconspicuous stones have conveyed to us the artistic thoughts and customs of ancient society thousands of years later.

3. Datang West City Museum

The Datang Xishi Museum is the first private site museum in China. The collection here mainly contains various cultural relics unearthed in the Xishi City of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, as well as a concentrated display of the Silk Road culture. Gold and silver ware, ceramics, and bronzes, the entire museum exudes a novel and exotic atmosphere.

4. Xi'an Qujiang Art Museum

Tourists who have been to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda are likely to notice this museum. The museum is divided into three special exhibition halls, displaying Jianyang porcelain, ancient Chinese murals and Slovenia treasures. Various displays and exhibitions will also be held from time to time. Although this museum was established not long ago, it has a great influence. The museum has innovatively introduced the museum + boutique hotel model and embarked on a high-end route. It has also attended the Eurasian Economic and Cultural Forum as a representative of private museums across the country.

Large-scale state-owned museums are like the skeleton of Xi'an's history and culture, while these small private museums fill in the details and enrich the trunk of history, allowing people to understand Xi'an more three-dimensional and comprehensive and feel the infinite charm brought by history.