China Aviation Museum
Changping, the foothills of Datanshan Mountain, Beijing, China
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The Chinese Aviation Museum tells visitors about the history of aviation in Beijing and China. It is the largest aviation museum in Asia. It opened in 1989.
Entrance to the museum is free. Most of its exhibits are open-air, but there are also closed expositions. Entrance to the closed pavilions is paid - 20 yuan. Visiting individual attractions, such as viewing the interior of Mao Zedong’s plane, is available for an additional fee.
The museum contains about 300 aircraft, helicopters and more than 13 thousand samples of other weapons. Most of the exhibits belong to the times of the Cold and Korean Wars, as well as to the period of formation of the PRC.
There is a souvenir shop in the museum.