安静看风

2018-03-05 06:00:31

纳西文化还是很有特色的，这边很多的客栈都是按照纳西文化的风格装饰的，比较有韵味。这地方相对雪山、湖泊什么的是枯燥了些，但有时间去看看也无妨。

路易斯

2018-04-04 14:12:25

主要是东西太少对于外来文化的人来说其实起不了啥共鸣真要说特色不过是象形文字但～象形文字又是很多文化的起点所以...

祈客

2017-12-01 15:42:36

里面介绍纳西东巴文化很详细，沙盘、视频、图文并茂，当初是找卫生间找到这的，在里面转了转，挺不错的，里面的环境也很好，清静！

xuexue88

2018-01-18 09:25:07

丽江古城古朴、粗犷，游历后令人难忘。东巴馆中这一片土地独有的巴东象形文字叫人费思量，这种文字看起来古朴又鲜活，像是字，其实又是画，街边的一面墙上都是这种象形文字，有的一看就明白，有的费思量才能看得懂，有的就只能看说明才明白了，非常有趣。这是丽江给我的深刻印象之一。

USAExpat555

2018-01-26 11:08:25

This was intersting, but to hot to really get the full effect of the information. It would also be nice if they had a few chairs to sit on. I really think the main reason they book this as part of the tour is to get you to buy the book and other things from there that are very pricey. The information and articles they have there are not very extensive, and its a really quick visit. If pressed for time, I would opt out of this venue.

BenL569

2018-03-09 20:50:45

A very interesting museum explaining the Naxi people, their language and Dongba religion. They have traditional clothing on display and chicken bones and stones used for divination. We met a Dongba priest who was the 13th generation writing their hieroglyphic language. The gift shop has spectacular wood and stone carvings, ceramics and paintings. They are expensive but worth it if you are still collecting instead of downsizing.

280brigitb

2017-11-25 09:39:30

I was not in the mood to see another museum, but visited anyway AND was glad I did. Lovely English speaking guide explained the Naxi way of life, its culture, writing and religion. The museum is new and well thought-out, interesting. The small museum shop sells first quality items, mostly gorgeous, handmade native jewelry and small, very nice souveniers.

RosieB562014

2018-02-08 12:39:49

This museum was very interesting. We watched an old man write in the traditional way with traditional implements. His family had been scribes for 16 generations.

meiling_9

2018-04-09 16:16:52

It was recently renovated so it's all sleek and shiny. There are guides in English but they are rather robotic in speech because it's not a language they're familiar with. We had the good fortune of meeting one of the few surviving Dongba shamans while we there - a real treat!

FellowTaveler2

2018-02-07 19:10:33

It's more of a museum shop than a museum, if you want to spend $10,000 US and more on cultural relics. Also an opportunity to meet with a Dongba priest who was silently reading from scriptures, all of which did not feel authentic