There are several varieties of artifacts, ancient tombs, and etc. There's also a lot to do: Outdoor Playground/Miro Park/ Ceramic Garden/Jiseokmyo/Dinosaur Playground~ I strongly recommend the adventurous spirit of the imaginary playground when I come here with my friends. It's just five minutes drive from the historic site of the mourner's country.

It takes about 40 minutes on foot from Tapri Station. It's dangerous because you have to go on the road, but it's worth a visit. It is beautifully decorated and runs a special exhibition hall, so you can see that Uiseong City is putting a lot of effort into it. The children's pool is also open in the summer. You can try to see the tombs across the road through the orchard road.

Uiseong Jomunguk Museum is a cute museum with a variety of items. At the Life History Museum, you can get a glimpse into the lives of people two or three generations ago. In the main building, the history of the Uiseong region, dating back to the Paleolithic era, unfolds. The roadside imagination playground is an experiential play space for children. There is a large playground outside, and a dinosaur-themed playground appears behind the main building. It's a pretty interesting facility, but if you look at it one by one, everything is disappointing overall. The Living History Museum is a collection of relics commonly seen in other living history exhibition halls or museums, but the unique characteristics of the Uiseong area are not revealed. What if we had made one region, one family, or a specific era stand out? In any case, it is a place that is too ordinary to attract much interest. It appears that they were trying to pack too much into the main building or a not-so-large space. Even though it is the Jomunguk Museum, I think it is so vast and sparse because there is so little relics or information about the country called Jomunguk. Still, I wonder what it would have been like if I had used my imagination and focused more on Jo Moon-guk. Even after touring the main building, all that remains is the thought that there was a country called Jomun-guk. The Imagination Playground is a huge jungle gym on one side and an experience space related to excavating artifacts on the other side. The jungle gym is very colorful and pretty. When you first see it, you go ‘wow’. However, the structure was actually simple, so the child lost interest after trying it a few times. It appears that a lot of attention was paid to the relic excavation experience space. The experience of attaching broken bones with magnets, putting them together into a puzzle shape, and finding hidden bones buried in sand are cute, but it feels like it would be a shame for a child to become immersed in them. It is a museum connected to the Jomunguk historical site across the street, but it is far away so you have to drive to get there. What would it have been like if we had stayed together and had people take a walk and use the museum facilities together? It seems like they distanced themselves because of the preservation of relics, but I can't help but feel a sense of disappointment compared to the effort put into it.

Free parking, ample + low price, good value for money, including small Kikawa cypress, dinosaur bone hunt, 3D experience, etc. There is a limited time, but it is enough. The outdoor playground is also good for playing for a while, but there are no restaurants, cafes, or supermarkets nearby, so it would be good to keep that in mind.

There is also an indoor playground, a mini dinosaur museum, and a book cafe. There is also a water playground in the summer, so it is great for children to play. There is ample parking space and a small store.

A much better place than I thought. Good to go with kids. If you just go there without thinking, you can make fun of the kids all day long. Anyone under 9 years old can use Kika. But there are no restaurants nearby. I have to eat before going in. Buy something simple at the store

Jomun-guk, which existed during the early Marip period of Silla, shows somewhat different relics from Gayarang.

Not enough English translation on displays. Videos, displays and pictorial were helpful sort of helpful.

Clean. Looks well-presented, but there's no Englishthat I saw. That would be a nice addition.

(Translated by Google) The museum seems to have been given a lot of attention. The museum is clean and there are many things to see. Don't worry, the guide on the 1st floor will guide you through the designated route. If you do not follow the guide route on the first floor, you will be given a light warning with a thorough professional spirit. You can watch according to the flow by going as instructed. (Original) 상당히 신경 쓴 듯한 박물관 깨끗하고 볼 것도 많다. 1층 안내원이 지정된 안내경로도 확실하게 안내해주니 걱정말고 이용하자. 1층에서 안내경로대로 이동하지 않으면 철저한 직업정신으로 가볍게 주의를 주기도 하니 왠만하면 시키는 대로 구경하자. 시키는대로 가야 흐름에 맞게 관람할 수 있다.

(Translated by Google) Jo Mun-guk was the name of an ancient country. It is a museum in Uiseong. The size is small. You can see everything in an hour. There are many places under construction in the building, so one star minus ... (Original) 조문국이 고대 국가의 이름이었네요. 의성에 있는 박물관입니다. 규모는 작아요. 한시간이면 다 돌아볼수 있습니다. 관내 공사하는 곳이 많아서 별하나 마이너스 ...

조문국 박물관.. 아이들 놀기 좋아요.. 체험관도 있고, 키카 같은 곳에 있는 실내 놀이터도 있고 여름엔 수영장도 개장 한다네요 가격이 2천원 수준 이었던거 같아서 저렴하고 아이 놀기 좋고 좋았어요

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