"Jeju Haenyeo Museum", located in Jeju Island, is the only place in the world that show materials about the fishing villages, folk and fisheries that around the "haenyeo" culture. A "haenyeo" is a woman diver who gathers marine products for a living, and Jeju is home to the largest number of them in Korea.
There are four exhibit halls, an image room and an observatory. In each exhibit hall, artifacts that show the traditional culture such as the life and survival of Jeju haenyeo, and the customs, shamanism, and history involved with the women are on display.
주소
26 Haenyeobangmulgwan-gil, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea
Adult (24-64) 1,100 won / Group 800 won Youth (13-24) 500 won / Group 300won ※ Group : 10 or more people
결제 방식
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닫는 날
Children’s Haenyeo Museum (09:00~17:30) New Years Day (Jan 1), Lunar New Years Day (Jan 1 in the lunar calendar), Chuseok (August 15 in the lunar calendar), The first and third Monday every month