China Red Sandalwood Museum Travel Guide

Brief Introduction
This museum itself is a perfect craftwork. It looks
spectacular, exquisite, archaic but modern.

The exhibition room covers an area of 10,000 square meters. Here you will touch the essence of red sandalwood culture. The corner tower of the Palace Museum and the Qianqiu Pavilion in the imperial garden assume an imperial air. 320 dragons carved in the Longquan Temple in Shanxi Province are in different postures.

The delicate Beijing quadrangles and the Feiyun Building in Shanxi Province are representatives of red sandalwood arts. They are all artistic treasures in the Orient made of red sandalwood. Numerous basso-relievo, sculpture-in-the-rounds, fretworks give full display to the charms of red sandalwood.
Sandalwood is called the red wood because of its color.

Features
Its texture is hard, which makes it excellent material for making furniture. Here, the furniture made in Ming and Qing Dynasties, traditional furniture materials, designs, structures give a brand-new interpretation of the meaning of furniture.

Nearby Sights: Honglingjin Park, Xinglong Park, Tuanjiehu Park, Dahuangzhuang Nursery, Dingfuzhuang Welfare Art Garden, Beijing Chaoyang Golf Club.