For keeping the relics and ruins in Jinsha. In November of 2004, the Jinsha Site Museum was built on the site of Jinsha ruins. The museum covers a total area of 300,000 square meters (74 acres). It is a place for visitors to closely observe the excavation of archeological spot and a good place to learn the glorious culture of the ancient Shu Kingdom. The museum is composed of five sections Relic Hall, Exhibition Hall, Protection Center of Cultural Relics, Garden District and Tourist Receiving Center. Not only cultural relics can be admired in the museum, some interactive games can also be participated in. These years, the museum has become one of the most popular attractions in China and it is frequently visited by archaeologists and tourist from across the world.