德令哈海子詩歌紀念館

德令哈海子詩歌紀念館為免費開放的公益性文化場館，無需購票，​無需提前預約，個人及團體均可直接入館參觀。開放時間為週二至週日9:00-17:00（16:30停止入館），週一閉館（法定節假日可能調整，建議行前查詢）。請務必遵守館內秩序，保持安靜，勿觸碰展品（尤其是手稿、書信等珍貴文獻）；拍攝時請關閉閃光燈。館內設有詩歌碑林與戶外展示區，可結合巴音河景觀帶一同遊覽。建議預留1-2小時參觀，並關注館方公告，以便參與詩歌節、講座等臨時文化活動。

Delingha Haizi Poetry Museum Visit Guidelines and Notices​
The Delingha Haizi Poetry Museum is a public cultural institution with free admission. ​No prior reservation is required, and both individuals and groups may enter directly. Opening hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00-17:00 (last entry at 16:30), with closure on Mondays (hours may adjust during public holidays; verification before visiting is recommended). Please maintain quiet and orderly conduct inside, and do not touch the exhibits (especially precious manuscripts, letters, and other archival materials). When taking photos, please turn off the flash. The museum includes a poetry stele forest and outdoor exhibition areas, which can be explored along with the Bayin River scenic belt. It is recommended to allocate 1-2 hours for the visit and check the museum’s announcements for temporary cultural events such as poetry festivals or lectures.

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德令哈海子詩歌紀念館位於青海省海西州德令哈市巴音河畔，是為紀念詩人海子及其與這座高原城市的不解之緣而建的文化地標。作為國內首個以海子為主題的專題紀念館，館內珍藏了其手稿、書信、影像等珍貴文獻，並通過現代展陳技術再現詩人「以夢為馬」的創作生涯。紀念館外牆延伸的詩歌碑林鐫刻著《面朝大海，春暖花開》《姐姐，今夜我在德令哈》等代表作，與巴音河的自然景觀相映成趣。每年秋季舉辦的「海子詩歌節」更將靜態展覽延伸為跨地域的文化交流平台，使這裡不僅是文學朝聖地，也逐步成為德令哈「詩與遠方」城市意象的核心載體，吸引著無數人前來追尋荒原之上的精神綠洲。

Located on the banks of the Bayin River in Delingha City, Haixi Prefecture, Qinghai Province, the Delingha Haizi Poetry Museum is a cultural landmark built to commemorate the poet Haizi and his deep connection with this high-altitude city. As China’s first thematic museum dedicated to Haizi, it houses a precious collection of his manuscripts, letters, photographs, and other archival materials, using modern exhibition techniques to recreate the poet’s creative journey of “riding dreams as horses.” The poetry stele forest extending from the museum’s exterior is engraved with his representative works such as "Facing the Sea, with Spring Blossoms" and "Sister, Tonight I Am in Delingha," harmonizing with the natural scenery of the Bayin River. The annual "Haizi Poetry Festival" held each autumn further transforms the static exhibits into a cross-regional cultural exchange platform, making the museum not only a pilgrimage site for literature enthusiasts but also a core symbol of Delingha’s city identity as a place of "poetry and distant horizons," attracting countless visitors in pursuit of a spiritual oasis amid the vast plateau wilderness.

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