The Birth of Earth: Secrets of the Beginning

The exhibition begins with stunning visuals of burning lava and rotating planets, vividly portraying what the Earth might have looked like in its earliest days. From massive tectonic shifts and volcanic activity to the emergence of life, visitors can take in the long journey of our planet at a glance. This is the 'Birth of Earth' exhibition at the Ganghwa Natural History Museum, a space dedicated to scientifically understanding the formation and evolution of our planet. Various rock and meteorite specimens are on display, offering a tactile sense of how Earth was formed. The video materials and 3D models in the exhibition are particularly popular with children. As you follow the transformation from a fiery planet to one teeming with life, you gain a deeper appreciation for the preciousness of Earth. It's an exhibition that invites you to slowly explore and imagine the vast timeline of the planet we call home.