Start with the Marquis Yi tomb exhibition, then see the Sword of Goujian, and finish with the bell performance.
Suggested Itinerary
- The Marquis Yi exhibition
Begin with the tomb contents - the chimes, lacquerware and coffins. - The Sword of Goujian
Find the sword in the bronze gallery - look for the queue. - The bell performance
Attend the chime-bell concert (30 RMB) - check the schedule on arrival.
What to See
1
The Chime Bells
A 65-piece bronze orchestra weighing 2.5 tons - the largest set ever found.
2
The Sword of Goujian
The uncorroded bronze sword with rhombic patterns and turquoise inlay.
3
The Lacquerware Panels
Painted scenes of court life in vivid colour after 2,400 years.
4
The Coffin
The massive painted burial coffin of the Marquis.
5
The Jade Ornaments
Delicate jade pendants and bi discs from the tomb.
6
The Bell Performance Hall
Daily concerts on replica chimes - 30 minutes.
Photo Gallery






Tips from Real Travelers
Food & Drink
The museum cafe
Light meals and coffee on the ground floor.
East Lake restaurants
Lakeside dining near the museum.
Jianghan Road dining
Metro back to the old town for the full range of dining.
Hubu Alley snacks
Traditional Wuhan breakfast and snacks.
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