The Canal Granary Museum is a sunken-style building and a comprehensive history museum themed around granaries, with an exhibition area of 6,500 square meters.
The exhibition hall preserves the intact imperial stele from the 16th year of Emperor Qianlong and the old buildings of the Xingliang Rice Industry Factory, which were once national grain reserves. By exploring the relationship between the canal transportation culture and granaries, as well as the connections between granaries, the origins of agriculture, the birth of civilization, and the rise of cities, the museum elucidates the role of granaries in human survival and the progress of civilization. The overall landscape is themed around ‘Abundant Harvests Like Clouds,’ creating a new cultural node that combines traditional cultural connotations with the spirit of the times. It provides a public and open leisure space for the historical Shui Bei district. Opening hours and business status are subject to the day’s schedule. Essential Tips: The scenic area implements a real-name reservation system, with one identity card per person per ticket. Each visitor must carry an ID card to enter.Canal Granary Museum
The Canal Granary Museum is a sunken-style building and a comprehensive history museum themed around granaries, with an exhibition area […]
