Guangyuan in Southwest China's Sichuan province released four itineraries for museum-themed study tours from May 18.

The routes were released at a launching ceremony to kick off a series of publicity activities  to celebrate IMD.

These series of culture activities will be held from May 18 to June 18, during which discussions, lectures and other activities will be held.

The itineraries for study tours of museums in Guangyuan include:

01 Shu Road Three Kingdoms Culture Study Tour

Shu Road Culture Museum – Guangyuan Thousand Buddha Cliff Stone Carving Art Museum - Huangze Temple Museum – Guangyuan Municipal Museum – Guangyuan Wan'an Museum - Zhaohua Hancheng Museum - Jiange County Museum - Qingchuan County Museum

02 Red Culture Study Tour

Red Army Culture Museum - Memorial Hall of Former General Headquarters of Wang Cang Fourth Front Red Army - Mumen Military Conference Memorial Hall - Cangxi Red Army Ferry Memorial Park - Cangxi Huangmaoya Battle Site Memorial Hall - Cangxi Soviet Government Former Site Memorial Hall - Qingchuan Earthquake Museum – Jiange Fourth Front Red Army Ma'anshan Memorial Hall - Zhaohua Taigong Mountain Red Army Site Group Exhibition Hall

03 Northern Sichuan Folk Culture Study Tour

Cangxi Xuelong Village History Museum - Cangxi Yuntai Village History Museum - Jiange Hualin Production Brigade Village History Exhibition Hall – Jiange Jinxian Town Shuangqiao Village History Exhibition Hall - Qingchuan Han Family Courtyard Rural History Museum - Zhaohua Nandou Village History Museum - Lizhou Yueba Village History Museum - Lizhou Baolun Baitianba Community Museum - Chaotian Lianghe Village History Museum

04 Grotto Carving Culture Study Tour

Red Army Culture Museum - Thousand Buddha Cliff Stone Carving Art Museum - Huangze Temple Museum – Guangyuan Municipal Museum - Guangyuan Wan'an Museum - Mumen Military Conference Memorial Hall - Cangxi Red Army Ferry Memorial Park - Cangxi Huangmaoya Battle Site Memorial Hall - Cangxi Soviet Government Former Site Memorial Hall - Jiange Heming Mountain Taoist Grotto Temple and Stone Carvings