The Luoyang Tangyi Museum of Gold and Silver Artifacts is located at the Buddhist holy site, White Horse Temple. Established on February 1, 2012, it is Henan Province’s first privately-run, specialized museum dedicated to gold and silver artifacts—a museum founded by Mr. Wang Yaqiang, a local collector and Chairman of Luoyang Ruizhe Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd., who has spent many years assembling his collection.

Our museum is dedicated to the lawful collection, preservation, research, exhibition, and exchange of historical artifacts that bear witness to human activities. Guided by the principles of promoting and enhancing Chinese civilization, popularizing knowledge about ancient arts and culture, and enriching the spiritual and cultural lives of the people, we strive for the perfect integration of historical and artistic values. As a public service institution, our museum offers free admission to the public throughout the year. The museum grounds cover nearly 10 mu, with a total building area of 1,300 square meters. We house over 300 precious artifacts and are equipped with a business department, a security division, an office, and a finance department. Our facilities include a separate artifact exhibition area, a demonstration zone for craft processes, a technical zone for cultural relic preservation, storage rooms, and office spaces. We have a team of highly qualified professional researchers and specialized restoration and conservation technicians. All functional areas are fully equipped and arranged in a rational manner. With distinct layers of organization, an immersive atmosphere, and excellent artistic presentation, our museum is the ideal place for people to learn about and appreciate a wide variety of gold and silver artifacts.

Each product has its own unique character: some are designed as tea-making vessels for health and wellness, others as artistic treasures for appreciation, some serve as exquisite gifts to bestow upon others, and still others are rare and precious collectibles. They boast elegant forms, lustrous colors and hues, and possess an extraordinary value all their own.

Luoyang boasts a long history and abundant cultural heritage. Museum Director Wang Yaqiang says that hosting this museum allows these ancient gold and silver artifacts to be beautifully preserved in the ancient capital, Luoyang. By opening its doors to the public, the museum can showcase the 5,000-year-old civilization of the Chinese nation, highlighting the daily life, customs, attire, thoughts, and aspirations of ancient working people. At the same time, it enables us to gain a more direct appreciation of the exquisite craftsmanship of antiquity and to experience the unique artistic vision and wisdom of our ancestors.

　　The Luoyang Tangyi Museum of Gold and Silver Artifacts is located near Baimasi Temple in Luolong District, Luoyang City. The museum boasts an extensive collection of gold and silver artifacts spanning a wide range of historical periods, showcasing diverse stylistic features and profound cultural richness across various historical stages and craftsmanship traditions. As one of Luoyang’s privately-run museums, the Luoyang Tangyi Museum of Gold and Silver Artifacts was founded by Wang Yaqiang, a collector from Luoyang, based on his years of dedicated collecting efforts. The museum is a specialized, privately-run museum in Henan Province that focuses exclusively on gold and silver artifacts.

　　Opening hours:

　　Our museum is open to the public free of charge. Opening hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday, with closed on Mondays (except for statutory holidays and special circumstances).

　　Precautions:

　　Visitors who are improperly dressed, intoxicated, or suffering from mental health conditions will be denied entry. It is strictly prohibited to bring into the museum any hazardous items such as flammable and explosive materials, controlled weapons, corrosive substances, as well as pets and items that could easily contaminate the museum environment.

　　Preschool children, elderly individuals, and people with mobility impairments must be accompanied by an adult when visiting the museum. Elderly individuals and those with mobility impairments will be given priority access to the museum by museum staff.

　　Please consciously abide by the museum’s visiting regulations and follow the guidance of our staff. Smoking, eating, making loud noises, chasing or playing roughly, climbing, lying down, spitting on the ground, and littering are strictly prohibited within the exhibition halls. We kindly ask that you maintain quietness and pay attention to environmental hygiene.

　　Please take good care of cultural relics, exhibition facilities, other public service amenities, as well as flowers, plants, and trees. In case of any damage, you must compensate according to the assessed value and bear the corresponding legal responsibilities. Flash photography is strictly prohibited within the exhibition halls to avoid causing harm to the cultural relics.

　　Before entering the venue on rainy or snowy days, please store your rain gear in a plastic bag to prevent the floor from becoming slippery. Service facilities:

　　Our museum offers visitors free services including luggage storage, venue introductions, exhibition guides, drinking water, and first-aid medications.

　　Number limit:

　　To provide visitors with a tranquil and serene environment and ensure the safety of cultural relics, the number of visitors is limited to 5,000 per day. We kindly ask that you consciously follow the guidance of the management staff.

　　Museum address: 50 meters west of Baima Temple, Luolong District, Luoyang City, Henan Province.

　　 Transportation routes: To get there, take buses 56, 58, or 87 within the city and get off at Baima Temple.