Ancient Peru Civilization: Exploring the Origin of the Inca Empire

Introduction
Ancient Peru Civilization: Exploring the Origin of the Inca Empire
In the far west of South America, on the other side of the Pacific Ocean, lies a mysterious country called Peru, where the Andes Mountains run from the north to the south, forming a unique natural ecological environment that has nurtured generations of indigenous Indians and later immigrants, creating a splendid and fascinating ancient civilization.
Ancient civilization in Peru has a long history. Since the arrival of the Asian Mongoloids across the Bering Strait 13,000 years ago, it had been developing over a long period of time and eventually culminated in the establishment of the Inca Empire, which marks the pinnacle of the development of ancient Peruvian civilization and that of the Andean region as a whole. Although the Inca Empire, with Peru at its center, was lost to the Spanish colonial invaders in the 16th century, the influence it has left on the history of human civilization and the memory of the Indians about their their ancestors, will endure. To this day, in the majestic megalithic structures, exquisite textiles, colorful pottery, and exquisite gold and silver objects, we can still see the magnanimity and courage of the founders of Peruvian civilization, and feel the resilience and spirituality of their people, as well as their devotion to their gods and spirit.
Let's travel through time and space. Through the 157 pieces of artifacts in the exhibition, let’s experience the brilliance and splendor of Peru's ancient civilization and discover the exciting Inca Empire...
Visiting guide
Visit Information
Book advance ticket for “Ancient Peru Civilization” here:
Tickets:
Full-price ticket: RMB 50 per person
Concession ticket: RMB 25 per person (full-time undergraduate students and below, people aged 60-65 years old, low income households, enjoy price concessions with valid documents.)
Free admission: Children under 14 years old, elderly people over 65 years old, persons with disabilities, military personnel in active service and retired military cadres with valid documents.
Hours and Location:
Date: Sept, 26th, 2020-Jan, 5th, 2021
Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 every Tuesday to Sunday(admission closes at 16:00)
Closed on Mondays, except for public holidays.
Venue: Temporary Exhibition Hall, No.2 (1F)
Tel:0731-84415833, 0731-84475933
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Getting Here:
Bus Route:
You can take the No.131, No.112, No. 146, No. 150, No.358, No.113, No.901, No.136, No.203 buses.
Metro:
You can take Metro Line 1, get off at Peiyuanqiao Station, exit the station through Exit 2, and then take No.112/ No.222/ No.901 bus to the Hunan Museum.
You can take Metro Line 2, get off at Yingbinlu Station, exit the station through Exit 5, and then take No.131/ No.113/ No.146 bus to the Hunan Museum.