Exploring Heritage Sites to Celebrate UNESCO World Heritage Inscription
Yangsan City Museum in Gyeongnam held a historical and cultural site exploration program on August 8, targeting around 50 children and their guardians from the local community during the summer vacation.
This program was conducted mainly in the Ulsan area and was designed to promote the value of Korean cultural heritage, as well as to enhance communication and bonds among families.
On this day, participants visited the Bangudae Petroglyphs in Ulsan, which were inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site last month, to observe the petroglyph remains firsthand. They also spent time at the nearby Petroglyph Museum to learn more in detail.
Next, they visited Amethyst Cave Land, where they directly experienced the mysterious terrain of a natural cave and enjoyed time connecting with nature.
A parent who participated in the exploration said, "It was a meaningful time to learn about and experience cultural heritage with my child," adding, "I think it will be a lasting memory for my child as well."
Shin Yongcheol, Director of Yangsan City Museum, said, "I hope this program will inspire children to cherish and protect our cultural heritage," and added, "We look forward to active participation in the various programs planned for the future."
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