Near to our hotel. We came on Saturday and there was a opening ceremony for art paints exhibition. We spent 1 hour there.

The Museum is in a two story building. There are local exhibit from the Providence of Yunnan and the City of Kunming. The Flying Tigers exhibits is extensive with many pictures of the area, the war, the people in the war. The damage from the...More

Very few American know the sacrifices that was made by Claire Chennault and his Flying Tigers group. General Chennault went to China in 1938 to help China fight the Japanese. Chennault was sent to Kunming, in western China to set up the Chinese Air Force...More

As a museum has very few exhibits, mainly ceramics (mind you, remarcable items). The temporal exhibitions may be the most interesting. The most stricking point is the display on the USA help to the Nationalist army during the II WW. Don't expect to find any...More

I went there specifically to see the Flying Tiger's exhibit, which I thought was just fantastic. I probably spent two hours looking at the professionally curated displays. With plenty of signage in English, this is a great place for history buffs. The remainder of the...More

The museum was not far from where I was staying and it was my first experience in a Chinese Museum. There were only two exhibits on the first floor. Kunming in the Bronze Age (Interesting.. do a bit or reading beforehand). Signs are in English...More

Really enjoyed the flying tigers exhibition. Understood a lot about Kunming during WW2 and the close friendship between China and USA. So many good people voluntering to fight evil in this world. A good exhibition to record and show they contribution