Hong Kong Palace Museum Exhibition | Largest Ancient Goldware Exhibition in Hong Kong

This year, the Hong Kong Palace Museum has launched many new exhibitions. In addition to the upcoming "Cartier: Treasures of the Palace" exhibition, visitors can also currently enjoy the special exhibition "Golden Splendour - Ancient Chinese Gold from the Hong Kong Palace Museum and the Dream Butterfly Pavilion Collection", which features mainly the museum's own collection. This exhibition will showcase a variety of ancient Chinese gold artifacts, allowing visitors to witness the brilliance of these historical treasures! "The Splendor of Ancient Gold: Treasures from the Hong Kong Palace Museum and the Dream Butterfly Pavilion" is the first special exhibition of the Hong Kong Palace Museum featuring its own collection of ancient gold artifacts. It is the largest exhibition of its kind in Hong Kong in recent years. The exhibition runs from now until September 25th, and visitors can admire golden ornaments from the Eurasian grasslands, Tubo, and the Central Plains, some of which date back to as early as the 18th century BC. Some of the artifacts are being exhibited publicly for the first time. The exhibition will showcase over 200 ancient Chinese gold artifacts donated and collected by private collectors Lu Yinyin and Zhu Weiji of "Dream Butterfly Pavilion". You can witness these cultural relics with a history of over 3000 years. Despite the vicissitudes of time, these exquisite objects still shine with golden light, telling the story of the artistic and technological achievements of gold products in China's past 3000 years of history, and reflecting the role of gold artifacts in ancient political activities, cultural life, and cross-regional interaction and communication. Hong Kong Palace Museum Exhibition 2023 | "Golden Splendor and Color - Exhibition of Ancient Goldware from the Hong Kong Palace Museum and the Dream Butterfly Pavilion" Date: From now until September 25th. Location: Exhibition Hall 9, Hong Kong Palace Museum Ticket price: HKD $120 (adult ticket), HKD $60 (discount ticket)