Guizhou Geological Museum
贵州省地质博物馆
A major geological museum in Guanshanhu District, famous for fossils of Triassic marine reptiles such as Guizhou dragons and ichthyosaurs.
The Guizhou Geological Museum is located in Guanshanhu District. Its exhibits explore Guizhou's geological history, karst landforms, mineral resources, and paleontology. The most popular displays are fossils of Triassic marine reptiles, including the 'Guizhou Dragon' and ichthyosaurs. Other highlights include the Guanling biota and a wall of crinoid fossils. The museum also has dinosaur skeletons and interactive exhibits, making it great for children. Admission is generally free, but advance booking is required, and the museum is closed on Mondays. It is not far from Guanshan Lake Park, so the two can be visited on the same day.
Opening hours
Closed Mondays; 09:00–17:00 (per official notice)
Nearby sights
- Guanshanhu Park
- Guizhou Provincial Museum
- Baihua Lake
- Qianling Mountain Park
- Aha Lake National Wetland Park
- Hongfu Temple
- Xiaochehe Urban Wetland Park
- Former Site of Dade School