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China National Silk Museum
Introducing China National Silk Museum
China National Silk Museum in Hangzhou is one of the largest textile and costume museums in the world. China National Silk Museum is located near the West Lake. China National Silk Museum covers an area of 42,286 square meters and a building area of 22,999 square meters. Its vast collection of 67,866 precious silk artifacts offers invaluable insights into China’s ancient silk traditions and their contemporary relevance in today’s global fashion and textile industries.
China National Silk Museum Fast Facts
• Chinese Name: Zhongguo Sichou Bowuguan 中国丝绸博物馆
• Best Time to Visit: All year around
• Recommended Visiting Hours: About 1 to 2 hours
• Things to Do: Photography, Silk Products, Exhibitions
• Opening Hours: 9:00-17:00; China National Silk Museum is closed on Mondays, except the Chinese statutory holidays
• Entrance Fee: Free
• Address: No.73-1, Yuhuangshan Road, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province
What to expect at China National Silk Museum
China National Silk Museum comprises 8 exhibition halls(Introductory Hall, Relics Hall, Folk Custom Hall, Silkworm Hall, Silk Manufacturing Hall, Weaving Hall, Dying Hall and Modern Achievements Hall), several permanent galleries and temporary exhibitions, tracing the time-honored history and evolution of Chinese silk from the Neolithic Age to the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). Additionally, the museum showcases artifacts from the ancient Silk Roads, spanning desert, sea, and land routes, further highlighting China’s global influence on fashion and textiles.
The Chinese Costume Festival
Annually hosted at the museum since 2018, the Chinese Costume Festival, also known as the Hanfu Festival, celebrates the rich heritage of traditional Chinese attire. Each April, the festival adopts a unique theme inspired by a specific dynasty from Chinese history, inviting visitors on an enchanting exploration through the cultural and sartorial legacy of the chosen era.
Textile Training Experience
China National Silk Museum now features a Textile Training Center, where visitors can enroll in courses covering dyeing, weaving, embroidery, and plaiting. Participants have the opportunity to learn various techniques and craft their own creations, enriching their knowledge and admiration for traditional textile crafts.
Silk Products Purchase
The museum presents an extensive selection of silk items, including scarves and handkerchiefs adorned with Chinese calligraphy. Each piece is intricately crafted, highlighting the elegant allure of this opulent material with meticulous attention to detail. Whether as a souvenir or a gift for loved ones, feel free to indulge in these exquisite pieces.
How to get to China National Silk Museum
• Take bus No. 12, 31, 42, 87, 124, 133, 271 or Y9 and get off at Sichou Bowuguan Station.
Additional travel advice on China National Silk Museum
• Keep your passport on you to claim the ticket.
• It is not allowed to use flash, selfie sticks or tripod.
• Smoking and eating are forbidden in the galleries.
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