Gum San Chinese Heritage Centre
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A unique Chinese Heritage Centre and tourist attraction offering history, culture and education on early Chinese in Australia and Ararat. Gum San Chinese Heritage Centre is owned and operated by the Ararat Rural City Council, and brings to life the story of the immigrant miners on the Victorian Goldfields in the mid 1800's and recreates the social, environmental and political situation of the time. Gum San is an important base for the understanding of the influence of Chinese culture on the economic, cultural and social development of Australia. Take your own journey and relive the experience of these Chinese gold prospectors on their great trek from Robe to the Victorian Goldfields
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