Daur National Museum

Daur National Museum

Daur National Museum was completed in Nierji on August 8, 1998. The total area is 3800 square meters, including 800 square meters of folk hall and 519 square meters of achievement hall. The folk custom hall is divided into two sub halls: historical economy and folk customs, and its contents are divided into 13 parts: history, economy, village homes, food and clothing, culture and art, folk crafts, national sports, Oboo sacrifice, weddings and funerals, religious beliefs, etc We have achieved fruitful results. The contents of the two parts complement each other, brilliantly and systematically show the historical evolution of Daur nationality, the evolution and inheritance of traditional national culture, the general picture of economic and social development in remote ethnic areas, and the party's ethnic policy. The museum is unique, solemn and elegant. It has a collection of more than 2000 objects and pictures. It introduces the past and present of Daur nationality in the form of large-scale, comprehensive system, pictures and text.

Development history

The Daur National Museum was built after several years of efforts with the concern and support of the relevant departments at a higher level. The establishment of the museum provides a highly visible image for tourists to understand the Daur nationality. It shows us the historical evolution and folk customs of the Daur nationality, which is of great significance for strengthening the mutual understanding between different nationalities, promoting national unity, and strengthening the construction of socialist spiritual civilization. It has become a base for education of patriotism, national tradition and revolutionary tradition.

architectural composition

Exhibition hall 1

The exhibition shows the historical evolution and traditional mode of production of Daur nationality. The pictures of the light box on the large screen in the hall show the natural scenery of the Molidawa mountains and waters. There are four unique reliefs reflecting the production, life, culture and art of the Daur nationality. There are typical models of the Daur residential courtyard, three beautiful animal specimen rooms, and 61 inch large color projectors, which can broadcast national songs, historical materials, culture and art for you at any time And news and other TV programs.

Exhibition hall 2

The second exhibition hall is the folk custom hall, which displays more than 2000 pictures and objects, including screen lighting pictures, carving art, wax figures, horse and cart specimens, working tools, arts and crafts, totem statues, etc. It introduces the past and present of Daur nationality in the form of large scale, comprehensive system and rich pictures.

Address: Nierji village, Nierji Town, Molidawa Autonomous Banner, Hulunbuir City

Longitude: 124.5167862136

Latitude: 48.4806380228

Ticket information: free.