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Explore the region
About Suichang Gold Mine National Mining Park
The mine preserves workings associated with Tang extraction and later Song-Ming mining. Declining reserves prompted a new role for this long-used mineral landscape: Suichang entered the first national mine-park programme in 2005 and opened the park in 2007. The Gold Museum became one of the facilities built to interpret the site's industrial heritage.
The transformation also involved restoring former waste heaps, treating water and protecting surrounding forest. This environmental work is part of the park's story, alongside the old mine remains and the processes by which valuable metals were extracted from the hills.
What to look for
- The Gold Museum and its focus on the site's mining heritage.
- The park's interpretation of ancient workings from Tang and Song-Ming mining.
- The rehabilitated mine landscape and surrounding forest.
Location & getting there
Getting to Suichang Gold Mine National Mining Park
Confirm the venue or campus, reservation channel and exhibition calendar. A museum name may cover more than one building.
- Search for 遂昌金矿国家矿山公园 with 丽水市 and 遂昌县.
Find Suichang Gold Mine National Mining Park
遂昌金矿国家矿山公园 · 遂昌县
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Sources & visit information
The linked sources support the identity and background described in this introduction. Opening hours, admission, activity availability and exact arrival arrangements have not been comprehensively checked. Confirm current visitor information with the venue; the original catalogue locality and editorial review flag are retained.