Tianluoshan Site is a prehistoric village site of the Hemudu culture, characterized by well-preserved ground environments and relatively complete underground remains. The site is particularly notable for its multi-layered stilt buildings, docks, and log bridges, all of which are of significant value for the study of Hemudu culture settlements.
Covering an area of over 20,000 square meters, the Tianluoshan Site Museum boasts a construction area of more than 5,000 square meters. It comprises a cultural relics exhibition hall and an excavation site display area. The exhibition hall showcases 110 pieces of cultural relics, enhanced by light boxes and sculptures, which provide visitors with an overview of the Tianluoshan site. The site display area operates on the principle of excavating and displaying simultaneously, preserving relics and artifacts at various levels. This approach allows visitors to experience the archaeological site firsthand and immerse in the atmosphere of archaeological work.
Summer Opening Hours:
– Monday to Sunday: All day
– 09:00 to 16:30 (last entry at 16:00)
