Memorial hall and popular science hall are adjacent to the memorial hall. Free visit to two floors of larger content scenes shocked the popular science hall. We will watch a short film to understand the principle of earthquake. It is worth visiting and participating.

This place is divided into three parts, the Earthquake Memorial hall, the earthquake experience hall and the earthquake site. Only the experience hall is for tickets, 50 tickets. I don't think it's necessary to go to the experience hall. It's not meaningful to finish in more than 20 minutes. It's worse than the memorial hall next door. It's better to use this ticket fee to go to the memorial hall and the site for a tour guide. The tour guide is still necessary, otherwise you can't see anything clearly. If the route is from Mianyang bus terminal to Ren Jiaping's ticket, more than an hour later, get off the train is the Earthquake Memorial hall, then take a private car to the earthquake site, did not see the scenic area of the car to the site do not know whether there is, private car to 10 yuan, back and forth can bargain.

The Wenchuan Earthquake Memorial Museum is located near the Beichuan Earthquake Relics Museum. The exhibition showcases the damage caused by the Wenchuan earthquake disaster, earthquake relief and post-disaster reconstruction. The whole exhibition is very shocking.

Understanding the disaster in depth, restoring some of the scene, and then spending a lot of time talking about leadership, which is not good.

Sichuan "5 12" Wenchuan Earthquake Memorial Hall is located in Renjiaping, Qushan Town, Qiang Autonomous County, Beichuan. Its main building is called "crack", which implies "to fix the lightning-like space between the earth at the moment of disaster, leaving the eternal memory of future generations".

Located in Beichuan New Town, it is a newly built area. The buildings are all designed with earthquake-proof design, such as installing a damping system on the foundation to prevent the lateral swing of the houses. In addition, there are also propaganda on how to deal with earthquakes and reduce casualties.