Anyang Museum, where you can encounter three-dimensional artifacts from the Three Kingdoms period in a spacious exhibition hall🇰🇷

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #koreatrip #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent A Winter Historical Walk Alone at Anyang Museum On the afternoon of February 20th, I encountered artifacts from the Three Kingdoms period in the spacious exhibition hall of Anyang Museum. I stopped in front of the Baekje Gilt-Bronze Incense Burner replica and looked at the detailed carvings, and the guide told me, "There's an unreleased excavation video on the basement floor!" As a bonus, I found a photo from the excavation of the Anyang Gyechon-dong site in the 1990s. 📌 Must-see for the whole family Hidden points: 2nd floor outdoor exhibition hall → harmony of Joseon Dynasty stone artifacts and winter trees Recommended time: 2-4 PM (sunlight streaming through the window gently illuminates the artifacts) Snack: Recharge with pumpkin glutinous rice cake (3,500 won) from 'Hometown Bakery' next to the museum 🚨 Notes Closed on Mondays (Open from 09:00 to 18:00 on Tuesdays to Sundays) No flash photography allowed in the indoor exhibition hall Be careful of slippery stone steps in the outdoor exhibition hall At around 5 o'clock, I held up my phone camera with the sunset reflected on the stone artifacts in the background. Even though it was cold, the security guard smiled and said, "There's a special exhibition in spring." I definitely plan to come back in April to see the cherry blossom background exhibition hall! 🌸 #AnyangMuseum #2024WishEvent