China Golden Silk Jujube Culture Museum

China Golden Silk Jujube Culture Museum

The China Golden Silk Jujube Culture Museum is a national AA-level tourist attraction.

The museum was built in 2012 and opened to the public in mid-September. Covering an area of approximately 16,000 square meters, it is currently the largest and most comprehensive public museum in China dedicated to promoting jujube culture. It consists of six main sections: the Preface Hall, History Hall, Modern History Hall, Contemporary Hall, Enterprise Hall, and Future Hall. With the divine charm of the Goddess of Jujubes running through the entire experience, the theme of the jujube hometown is consistently highlighted. Following the concept of "time and space," the museum is organized chronologically through history, the present, and the future, integrating three major spatial themes: nature, technology, and humanity, moving forward with civilization and health.

The entire museum centers around jujube culture, tracing the evolving value of jujubes in human society—from ancient staple food and traditional medicinal use, to modern health and wellness applications, and finally to the future of organic jujube-based foods. It promotes the jujube industry as a whole, fosters new dietary habits, and builds the urban brand of Laoling as the "Jujube City of China."

Source: Laoling Municipal Party History and Local Chronicles Office