Longevity Museum

Longevity Museum

Want to explore the longevity phenomenon in Bama, uncover the secrets of long life, and discover the culture of longevity? Here you can learn about and experience the ethnic longevity culture of Bama. Located next to the East Sports Square in Bama County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, the museum building has two floors with a total exhibition area of 1,500 square meters. The museum primarily features two major sections: the revolutionary history of Bama and the ethnic longevity culture. The ethnic exhibition hall displays historical materials from various aspects of the Yao, Zhuang, Han, and other ethnic groups in Bama. The Longevity Museum introduces, through photos, audiovisual materials, and expert lectures, the historical origins of the Bama longevity phenomenon and the local customs for extending life. It showcases the charm of Bama’s long-lived residents and the region’s distinctive longevity foods, while exploring the phenomenon of longevity and the culture of healthy aging. It provides visitors with a platform to understand the Bama longevity phenomenon, uncover its secrets, explore its culture, and experience its atmosphere—meeting the needs of travelers interested in discovering the secrets of longevity in Bama. The museum also houses dozens of award-winning research papers and publications on the Bama longevity phenomenon collected over the years, compiles decades of research findings on Bama longevity, actively studies traditional Bama folk health remedies and the longevity experiences of elderly residents, and promotes the continuous advancement of science related to healthy longevity.