This is Shaanxi: Shi-ku Garden in China

Shi-ku Garden in China sits on the Shi-ku Mountain, where is home to Shi-ku (Stone Drum) that was acclaimed by Kang Youwei as China's No.1 Relic. The garden is a cultural and ecological park themed on the history of the Zhou and Qin Dynasty.     

Shi-ku

bird's view of the garden

Shi-ku Pavilion

Chencang Shi-ku Pavilion, the city’s iconic building, is a well-known attraction in Northwest China due to its unique design and majestic appearance.

The Baoji Bronzeware Museum

The Baoji Bronzeware Museum, the largest one of its kind across the country, is an important symbol of the civilization of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The craftsmanship of bronzes collected in the museum was the highest level of the Chinese Bronze Age.

night view of the Baoji Bronzeware Museum

exbition hall of the Baoji Bronzeware Museum

Lai-plate

Lai-flagon

Boge Flagon

Man-cut-off-left-foot Tripod

Lai-tripod

He Zun

stone carving Ancestor Worship

The Qin Culture Square has a construction area of 8,000 square meters, including scenic spots such as The Celebration, Ancestor Worship, Chariot and Horse Hunting. The square shows visitors the magnificent scenes of worship, hunting, and celebration in the Qin dynasty and the profoundness of the Qin culture.

stone carving Chariot and Horse Hunting

Shi-ku Workshop

Jinshi Garden

Jinshi Garden is a ritual and music hall that centers around the ritual and music culture of the Western Zhou Dynasty.