Museum and Heritage Exploration - Summer Travel Trends in China

The complex of mausoleums of the Western Xia Dynasty (1038-1227) - a favorite tourist destination for many people.

At the Liaoning Provincial Museum in northeastern China, which has seen an average of 20,000 visitors a day in recent weeks, museum officials have decided to extend opening hours to accommodate the surge in visitors.

One historical site that has been attracting tourists this summer is the Western Xia Dynasty (1038-1227) Mausoleum Complex in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region in northwest China. Ticket reservations have surged by 280 percent year-on-year, especially after the United Nations Educational , Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) recognized the complex as a world heritage site last July.

Museums and cultural heritage sites are implementing many special activities to enhance the visitor experience. For example, the Shanghai Museum is holding an exhibition on ancient Egyptian civilization, running 24/7 from August 11 to 17.

At the war remnants museums, many tourists came to learn about history and commemorate those who sacrificed their lives. According to tourists, visiting historical sites has a special meaning, contributing to preserving and passing on historical memories to future generations.