Chongqing Baiheliang underwater Museum

Baiheliang underwater museum is the first underwater Museum in the world. It adopts "pressure free container" to "protect the original site" of underwater inscriptions. Through underwater visit, visitors can appreciate Baiheliang's thousands of years of history, culture, customs and customs. The inscription on Baiheliang recorded the hydrological data of 72 years in 1200 years since the Tang Dynasty, which has important hydrological scientific value and is known as "the world's first ancient hydrological station"; the inscription is composed of seal script, official script, regular script, line and grass, with complete Yan, Liu, Su and Huang characters. It is also known as "forest of underwater steles".

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Chongqing Baiheliang underwater Museum

Baiheliang inscription is located in the upper reaches of the Three Gorges Reservoir area of the Yangtze River in the north of Fuling District, Chongqing. It is the only national key cultural relic in the Three Gorges cultural landscape. Due to the construction of the Three Gorges project, the inscription on Baiheliang will sink to the bottom of the river forever. In order to let future generations enjoy this cultural relic, the state invested 200 million to build the Baiheliang underwater Museum. The whole protection project consists of "underwater Museum", "connecting traffic corridor", "underwater anti-collision pier" and "on shore exhibition hall". The underwater museum is to build a protective shell on the original site of Baiheliang. Visitors can go down to the underwater passage with a window to enjoy the inscription of white crane beam through the glass porthole. Six rows and 150 groups of light sources are installed in the protection body. Each group of light source is composed of 9 small lamps, and each small lamp contains 8 spotlights and astigmatism lamps. Baiheliang underwater protection body will be like a bright crystal palace. In the exhibition hall built on the protective embankment of the Yangtze River, visitors can operate the camera according to their own needs, and watch Baiheliang from different angles through the computer screen. At the same time, a few professionals can also visit Baiheliang by diving.

Baiheliang inscription is located in the upper reaches of the Three Gorges Reservoir area of the Yangtze River in the north of Fuling District, Chongqing. It is the only national key cultural relic in the Three Gorges cultural landscape. Due to the construction of the Three Gorges project, the inscription on Baiheliang will sink to the bottom of the river forever. In order to let future generations enjoy this cultural relic, the state invested 200 million to build the Baiheliang underwater Museum. The whole protection project consists of "underwater Museum", "connecting traffic corridor", "underwater anti-collision pier" and "on shore exhibition hall". The underwater museum is to build a protective shell on the original site of Baiheliang. Visitors can go down to the underwater passage with a window to enjoy the inscription of white crane beam through the glass porthole. Six rows and 150 groups of light sources are installed in the protection body. Each group of light source is composed of 9 small lamps, and each small lamp contains 8 spotlights and astigmatism lamps. Baiheliang underwater protection body will be like a bright crystal palace. In the exhibition hall built on the protective embankment of the Yangtze River, visitors can operate the camera according to their own needs, and watch Baiheliang from different angles through the computer screen. At the same time, a few professionals can also visit Baiheliang by diving.

Address: No.185, 2nd section of Binjiang Avenue, Fuling District, Chongqing

Longitude: 107.392027

Latitude: 29.712249

Ticket information: 40 RMB