Beijing Chinese Ethnic Museum
The Chinese Ethnic Culture Park is located southwest of the Beijing Asian Games Village, covering an area of 50 hectares. Construction began in 1992, the North Park was completed and opened to the public on June 18, 1994, and the South Park was completed and opened on September 29, 2001.
The Chinese Ethnic Culture Park is the first large-scale ethnic culture base in Beijing, aiming to showcase the traditional cultures of various ethnic groups, enhance the national consciousness of loving China among the public, and promote the understanding of ethnic cultures among young people. At the same time, it also provides a permanent window in the capital for all ethnic groups to showcase themselves to the nation and the world.
Ticket Information
Public Facilities
1. Adult ticket: 90 RMB per person.
2. Student ticket: 65 RMB per person (with student ID or other valid ID).
3. Disabled visitors may purchase special tickets with valid ID at 65 RMB per person. First-grade disabled servicemen are admitted free of charge with valid ID.
4. Winter vacation student ticket: 36 RMB per person; summer vacation student ticket: 52 RMB per person (with student ID or other valid ID).
5. Elderly visitors aged 60–79 may purchase special tickets with ID or senior citizen card at 65 RMB per person.
6. Each adult ticket holder may bring one child under 1.3 meters tall or one elderly person over 80 years old (with valid ID) into the park for free.
7. Visiting the Tibetan Mandala in the park requires a separate ticket: 2 RMB per person.
8. Members of museum associations may purchase special tickets with membership ID at 65 RMB per person.
9. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable once sold.
10. Groups of 15 or more may purchase group tickets at the group ticket office with a letter of introduction from their organization.
Beijing Chinese Ethnic Museum (Chinese Ethnic Culture Park) is 23 kilometers from the Capital International Airport, 10 kilometers from Beijing Railway Station, and 15 kilometers from Beijing West Railway Station. It is surrounded by the Beijing-Changping Expressway, North Third Ring Road, North Fourth Ring Road, Beichen Road, and Beituancheng West Road. Even during peak tourist seasons, traffic congestion is rare. The parking lot covers an area of more than 10,000 square meters, with 50 large parking spaces and 600 small ones. The internal roads of the park are reasonably designed and feature bilingual (Chinese-English) traffic signs.
Beijing Chinese Ethnic Museum (Chinese Ethnic Culture Park) is located in the northern section of Beijing’s central urban axis. It is bordered by Beituancheng West Road to the south, North Fourth Ring Middle Road to the north, Beichen Road to the east, and Beichen West Road to the west, covering a total area of 28.2 hectares.
Beijing Chinese Ethnic Museum (Chinese Ethnic Culture Park) is an important part of the National Olympic Park and is situated at the southernmost end of the Olympic Park.
By Car:
Accessible via Beichen Road, Beituancheng West Road, the Beijing–Tibet Expressway, the North Third Ring Road, and the North Fourth Ring Road.
By Subway:
Take Metro Line 2 and transfer to Bus 113 at Andingmen Station. Alternatively, take Metro Line 10 to Beituancheng Station or Line 8 to Olympic Sports Center Station.
By Bus:
Take Bus 607 directly to the park.
Take Buses 113, 345, 55, 315, 344 (Express), 695, 670, 919, 689, 909, or 618, and get off at Qijiahuozii Station, then walk east.
Take Buses 21, 81, or 82, and get off at the East Entrance of Beituancheng West Road, then walk north.
Take Buses 386, 658, or 740, and get off at Beichen Bridge West Station, then walk south.
Mailing Address: No. 1 Minzuyuan Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Zip code: 100029
Fax: 010-62063650
Email: office@emuseum.org.cn
Visit inquiries: 010-62063646, 62063647, 62063645
Complaints: 010-62063618
Catering reservations: 010-62049930
Housing rental: 010-62063759
Shop leasing and business opportunities: 010-62063686
Rental of ethnic costumes and props: 010-62063627
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