Jeju National Museum

We chose such an obscure and orthodox museum with lots of children playing on the seesaw and wooden gyroscope. Museum is still my favorite.

In front of the museum, there are various kinds of volcanic lava with famous shapes, which are not only naturally formed, but also artificially sculpted. The prehistoric exhibition hall in the museum shows the cultural development of Jeju, the island of volcanic rocks, from its birth to the formation of the Delhi State. Although the Korean explanation will not understand, but the ancient objects can still make people feel the depth of Jeju Island.

Suggestions must go to the place, although there is a certain distance from Jizhou, you can take a taxi, the price is slightly expensive, no ticket is free, very good, the information is very complete, although Jizhou Island is only such a small island, but can have such a complete data preservation is still very admirable.

It's very compact. It's also a small part of outdoor accommodation. One hour is enough. The price is very cheap. We arrived from May 5 to 8, free of tickets these days.

The largest museum on Jeju Island, which mainly displays some valuable cultural relics unearthed in Jeju Island, displays the history and Humanities of Jeju well in the eyes of visitors, and is very suitable for bringing children.

It has a large collection of things, as well as previous houses in Korea. Very good. Tickets are free. Bus is available, not bad. But it's a little far!

This museum is still good, and there are many ancient Korean clothes, and then used utensils and so on. It is very helpful to understand Korean culture. The main thing is that he's free.

Compared with domestic museums, the exhibits here are a little rough. But it has something to do with the history of Jeju Island itself. The unique thing is that there is a children's Museum in it. Because of the time constraints, it can't go in and explore it. However, the design is very intimate. It can be seen in the Jizhou Museum that all the early materials used Chinese characters.

This Jeju Island Museum is very helpful for us to understand the history of Jeju Island from ancient times to the present, and the explanation is very careful. With the introduction in English, we basically need a guide.

It's a free museum, and it also has an interpreter. I don't know if there are any Chinese ones now. When we went, it was good to have an English interpreter, and it was very big.