nicely maintained, and history is well preserved , Very interesting museum and explanations of the burials of kings and the development of iron weapons and tools.

I went to Goryeong Daegaya Museum. The road is new and conveniently maintained. I attended the Daegaya Festival a long time ago, so the road is not unfamiliar to me. There are a lot of visitors during the weekend. Entry to the museum was free It was selected by UNESCO last year and was open to the public for free to commemorate the event. There are pottery, many ornaments, and lots to see. The excavation of the tomb group on the hill behind the museum has been completed and it appears to be well maintained for tours. Please wear sneakers

I liked that Gaya culture and history were explained in an easy-to-understand manner and that it seemed to be well managed.

A place where you can see the history of the Goryeong region at a glance, focusing on Daegaya'. It is impressive that the Royal Tomb of King Daegaya was reproduced in its original form.

This museum is small but well kept. The topic of traditional burial methods for a long lost dynasty is rather niche. But being unique it's an attractive place for lovers of history. The grounds are a lovely place to walk around. They obviously put a lot of work into recreating the burial chamber so you can feel as though you are exploring it yourself. There is ample parking as well.

Brilliant spot. Why they must play songs from Disney's Aladdin is beyond me though. Took me out of it a bit.

Very interesting museum and explanations of the burials of kings and the development of iron weapons and tools.

It's must see museum. It shows important parts of Korean history and culture.

A historical place for history lovers

Very good!!

It is a very important place where you can see Gaya’s relics.