Experience the vitality of freshwater and tidal flats

The Ganghwa Natural History Museum offers an exhibition showcasing the freshwater and tidal flat organisms, providing a comprehensive view of nature's ecosystem. The display realistically recreates various species inhabiting Ganghwa's rivers and coastal areas. In the clear freshwater, familiar creatures like minnows, crucian carp, and crayfish can be found, while the tidal flats are home to clams, crabs, and fiddler crabs, exuding the scent of the sea. Particularly, the exhibit replicating a cross-section of a tidal flat helps children easily understand the ecological structure. The life-like models of organisms moving within the mud captivate visitors' attention. Additionally, detailed information about each organism's habitat and food chain relationships enhances educational interest. This exhibition, which allows visitors to feel the diversity and harmony of nature firsthand, is a popular destination for family visitors.