Ganzhou Museum
赣州市博物馆
A comprehensive museum in the Zhang River New District. It covers the history of Song-era Ganzhou, Hakka culture and Qili kiln porcelain, and admission is free.
The Ganzhou Museum is located in the Zhang River New District, in a spacious building. Its permanent exhibitions cover the ancient history of southern Jiangxi, urban development of Song-era Ganzhou, the migration and folk customs of the Hakka people, porcelain from the Qili kilns, and the revolutionary history of southern Jiangxi. Together they offer a systematic understanding of the origins of Jiangnan Song City and the “cradle of the Hakka.” The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions. Entry is free but requires a reservation or an ID card, and the museum is closed on Mondays. A visit takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. The museum is about 15 minutes by car from the old town, making it a good option for your arrival day or a rainy day. Afterward, you can visit the new city along the Zhang River and enjoy its night views.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun 09:00–17:00 (closed Mon)
Nearby sights
- Ganzhou Confucian Temple
- Xijinmen Section of Ganzhou City Wall
- Ciyun Pagoda
- Fushou Ditch Museum
- Zaoer Lane & Yaoyaqian
- Yugu Terrace
- Former Residence of Chiang Ching-kuo
- Ganzhou Ancient Pontoon Bridge