Fossils on Display: Stones Bearing the Record of Time

The fossil exhibition at the Ganghwa Natural History Museum, which encapsulates the long history of nature, offers a glimpse into Earth's history and the evolution of life. From dinosaur bone fragments to shells, plants, and insect fossils, a variety of fossils are meticulously preserved. Walking through the exhibition hall, visitors can learn about the environments and geological structures of the eras in which these organisms lived, creating the feeling of embarking on a time-travel journey. The massive ammonite fossil, in particular, is a popular photo spot for children, showcasing the grandeur of prehistoric marine life. Some fossils can even be touched, providing an educational hands-on experience. Under the soft exhibition lighting, the traces of life embedded in stone come vividly to life, evoking awe. This is a place where you can experience the scientific artistry that bridges the past and present.