Jixi Museum
绩溪博物馆
A “miniature Huizhou” designed by architect Li Xinggang, with undulating rooftops like mountains, trees in its courtyards, and collections of Huizhou ink, inkstones, and ceramics.
Jixi Museum sits in the center of Jixi County. Completed in 2013 and designed by Li Xinggang, it uses continuous undulating pitched roofs, water courtyards, and preserved ancient trees to evoke the landscapes and village settlements of Huizhou, making the building itself a draw for architecture lovers. The exhibits cover Jixi's history, the culture of Huizhou ink and Huizhou cuisine, a model of Shijia Village, and Jixi kiln porcelain. Admission is free but you need to bring your ID. Closed on Mondays, open 09:00–17:00. It can be visited on foot together with the Confucian Temple.
Opening hours
Closed Mondays; 09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Jixi Confucian Temple
- Renli Ancient Village
- Yishi Shangshu Memorial Archway
- Longchuan Village & Hu Clan Ancestral Hall
- Longxu Mountain
- Shijia Village
- Fuling Ancient Village
- Zhaitan Village