Linyi Han Shufan Stone Art Museum
The Linyi Han Shufan Art Museum is an antique-style art gallery personally designed and built by the renowned contemporary master of arts and crafts, Mr. Han Shufan. Located at the foot of Wansong Mountain, about one kilometer north of Feixian County, the architecture of the museum blends the artistic styles of both northern and southern China, featuring a well-organized layout, balanced density, and an appealing arrangement. In the past, during the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Qianlong was passionate about unusual stones. When he passed through the Wansong Mountain temporary palace here on his way to the south, he composed a poem: “Sharper shapes and more exquisite carvings all compete in wonder; their varied heights and placements are perfectly refined.” Today, Han Shufan carries on the legacy of historical artistry, designing and creating a large number of artworks.
Address: Yishan Road, 1 km north of Feixian County, Linyi City
Visiting time: Approximately 2 hours
Price: 15 RMB per person
Price description: 15 RMB per person
Featured attraction: Unusual stones
Tour route: Caiyun House — Fanzhi Seal — Shushan Thatched Cottage — Tonggu Studio — Baorong Studio — Four Treasures of the Study Hall — Collection Reading Room
Guide price: Guides are available within the scenic area, charged at 10 RMB per session.
Supporting service facilities:
Fanshiyuan Hotel
Transportation guide
Visitor service center: There is a visitor service center within the scenic area.
Bus:
The art museum is 3 kilometers from Feixian County Bus Station and can be reached within 10 minutes by bus. Urban-rural Wanda passenger buses pass by, with one bus every 30 minutes, and the ticket price is 2 RMB per person.
Self-driving guide:
Beijing–Fuzhou Expressway — Rizhao–Dongying Expressway — Exit at Feixian Shangye — head south along Provincial Highway 234 for 4 kilometers to reach the scenic area. It takes approximately 10 minutes by car after getting off the expressway.
Parking information:
A parking lot is built at the entrance.
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