Exhibition Overview: The museum boasts an exhibition area of over 5000 square meters, with an additional 6000 square meters dedicated to the tunnel theme park. It is a modern, comprehensive museum integrating the history of tunnel development, scientific popularization of tunnel knowledge, promotion of tunnel spirit, and patriotism education, making it an authoritative professional museum in China’s tunnel field. Its primary function is to disseminate tunnel culture, promote the spirit of tunnel construction, and enhance public awareness of the tunnel industry. The museum’s content is structured into a pre-hall, a Chinese tunnel history exhibition hall, a thematic exhibition hall, and a final hall.
Featured Exhibitions: The museum showcases 192 representative engineering projects of China’s tunnel development, 21 artistic sculpture scenes, 50 multimedia video interactions, and 17 sets of engineering models to comprehensively present the journey of China’s tunnels. Visitors can gain an in-depth understanding of the development of China’s tunnels here. Exhibition Concept: To tell the story of China’s tunnels and tunnel workers, the museum’s display is themed around the history of China’s tunnels, reflecting the path of rejuvenation; and countless tunnel workers are like ‘beads’, connecting the exhibition halls. Opening Hours: The museum is open all year round from Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00; it is closed all day on Mondays. The specific business status is subject to the daily opening conditions. Transportation Guide: Public Transportation: Take Guangzhou Metro Line 4 to DaChong Station, and walk 600 meters from Exit A to arrive. Self-driving: Search for ‘Tunnel Museum’ or ‘China Railway Tunnel Bureau Science and Technology Building’ for navigation.
