Goryeong-gun Uruk Museum in Gyeongbuk plans to operate educational and experiential programs on the 11th, 12th, 18th, and 19th at the auditorium on the 2nd floor of Uruk Museum for children and family visitors in celebration of the inscription of the Jisan-dong Tumuli Cluster as a World Heritage site.
Ureuk Museum Educational Experience Program Guide.
This educational and experiential program consists of a video class about the Gayageum, a representative instrument of Daegaya, and Daegaya culture, making Uruk and Gayageum music box experience, and Gayageum performance experience.
The music box making experience is for elementary school students and older, and for young children, it can be replaced with making Uruk and Gayageum pencil cases. The program runs six times a day, with 10 children participating per session. Participation is free, and participants are recruited on a first-come, first-served basis on the day.
County Governor Lee Nam-cheol said, "I hope that children visiting Goryeong to celebrate the inscription of the Jisan-dong Tumuli Cluster as a World Heritage site will have the opportunity to learn about the excellence of Daegaya culture through the educational and experiential programs at Uruk Museum."
For more details, please refer to the announcements on the Daegaya Museum website or inquire by phone.
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