Three thousand years ago, the ancient kingdom of Gumi prospered and developed in the Qujiang River basin, but was lost in the tide of history.
Nowadays, with the excavation of the Tudun Tomb and Shijiaoshan Site in Mengjiang Village, as well as the discovery of primitive artifacts, this civilization has moved from documentary records to archaeological evidence, and the Gumie Museum has also emerged.
The project is located in Yunxi Township, Qujiang District, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province, on the west side of the planned heritage park.
The total construction area is about 32238 square meters, with six functional areas including public exhibition area, collection warehouse area, archaeological workstation, research workshop, tourist service center, and public parking area.
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