Jeju National Museum Review

There is nothing near the National Jeju Museum, next to the adult theme park, nothing else actually. I drove past, all is not difficult to find, but if you take public transportation, it is difficult to find. The museum and the park around it, the grass is not raw, lacks vitality. Very beautiful, but seems to lack personality. It is quiet and calm, suitable for long-term strolls, but there is no activity. The National Jeju Museum is not far from the city center, but from our hotel in the city center, it took about 6,000 won to take a taxi to the National Jeju Museum. We went to the museum that day because they happened to have some improvements so we There is no charge for admission, but I don't think the admission fee here is too expensive, I really like the National Jeju Museum, especially the various exhibitions here, some exhibitions here and how much contact China has, it feels refreshing. The whole exhibition runs from July 21st, 2015 to October 10th, and the tour here has deepened our understanding of Jeju. If you like history and history and other handicrafts, I will love the National Jeju Museum and it is definitely worth a visit.

Jeju National Museum is located on Jeju Island, South Korea, north of Jeju City, near Hanna Mountain. I have visited this museum before, and it is the local customs, origin and humanities of Jeju Island. Good choice. When visiting that day, it coincided with a group of local children, under the guidance of the teacher, also entered the museum to visit, very cute.

The National Ganzhou Museum is the largest public museum in Jeju Island. At present, the permanent exhibition mainly displays the history and ancient cultural relics of Jeju Island. It is currently open for free. There are also some cultural and creative products for sale in the lobby of the 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.

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.

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.