About
The Luoyang Museum sits at 298 Niehai Road in Luolong District, in the city of Luoyang in China's Henan Province. It is known locally as 洛阳博物馆 and serves as a major regional museum for the area.
Luoyang's story is told through its collections. The city served as the ancient capital of several dynasties, and the museum reflects that role through objects gathered from the surrounding region. Visitors who want to understand why this city mattered for so long will find the displays a useful starting point.
What you will see
- Tang Dynasty artifacts, reflecting the period when Luoyang was a central city of the empire.
- Buddhist art, connected to the long religious life of the Luoyang area.
- Archaeological discoveries made in and around the city.
Planning your visit
The museum suits anyone interested in Chinese history, early art, or the archaeology of the Henan region. It makes a natural stop in a day devoted to the city's historical sites, and it gives useful context before exploring other places connected to Luoyang's past. For current arrangements, you can call the museum on +86-379-69901020 before you set out.