[2025 Sacheon Attraction] Travel Guide for KAI Aero Space Museum (Updated Jul)

#June Travel Support Fund The KAI Aerospace Museum, located near Sacheon Airport, is an exhibition space where you can see domestic aircraft and space technology at a glance. You can observe aircraft engines, cockpits, and aircraft structures in real size in various spaces such as the Hall of Freedom, the Aerospace Exhibition Hall, and the Outdoor Exhibition Hall, and it stimulates your imagination about the future aviation industry. It is a unique place where you can experience ‘taking pictures under a real aircraft’ as actual aircraft models such as fighters and trainers are exhibited outdoors. Inside, there are panels and models explaining aviation history and technology, so it is educational and children can also enjoy it. The operating hours are 09:00–18:00 in the summer and 09:00–17:00 in the winter, and it is closed every Monday and on Lunar New Year and Chuseok holidays. If you visit the science museum and museum together, you can have a full day in Sacheon. The parking lot is spacious and it is easy to access, so it is recommended for family outing plans. 📍78 Gongdan 1-ro, Sanam-myeon, Sacheon-si, Gyeongsangnam-do

#June Travel Support Fund Sacheon Aerospace Museum is a dream space where all things that fly in the sky are gathered. It is fun to see various aircrafts such as actual airplanes, helicopters, and missiles on display. If you visit with children, their curiosity about science and technology will naturally grow. Not only indoor but also outdoor exhibitions are well-organized, so it is fun to look around as if taking a walk. There is also experiential content where you can sit in the cockpit, so it is very immersive. It is a museum that is perfect as a weekend outing or as an educational experience space. I highly recommend it to families! 📍 Address: Sacheon Aerospace Museum, 1970-84 Sacheon-daero, Sacheon-si, Gyeongsangnam-do

#June Travel Support Fund The Sacheon Aerospace Museum, located in Sanam-myeon, Sacheon-si, Gyeongnam, is a perfect family travel destination. The indoor exhibition hall has five themed exhibitions ranging from aircraft technology to space exploration, and a 4D theater, as well as VR experiences and interactive experiences such as airplane assembly kits, which will satisfy children's intellectual curiosity. The outdoor exhibition hall displays about 25 aircraft including life-size fighter jets, drones, and trainers, as well as tanks and artillery, so just looking at them will make you feel adventurous. The admission fee is also affordable at 3,000 won for adults and 2,000 won for children and teenagers, and the Aerospace Science Museum is located right next to the museum, so you can plan a full day of travel. The spacious outdoor exhibition space is well-maintained with benches and lawns, making it great for taking a walk while feeling the river breeze, and children can run around and play in the dinosaur park to relieve their physical stress. 📍 Sacheon Aerospace Museum, 78 Gongdan 1-ro, Sanam-myeon, Sacheon-si, Gyeongnam

Exclusive! Hidden Sacheon secrets even Koreans don't know✨ As a soul suffocating in the Seoul crowds, I risked my career to escape to this southern city forgotten by travel guides: Sacheon. The result? It absolutely blew me away!📌 (Not painfully, but in a way that left me speechless with awe.) Day 1: Conquering the Seafood Market on a $15 Budget, with a Vendor Who Kept Piling on Sashimi 📍Samcheonpo Yonggung Fish Market (New Landmark! Expanding in 2025) At 5 am, I followed the fishing boats into the market. Live octopus danced on their tentacles, and freshly cracked sea urchin glowed with a golden hue. Here's the key👉🏻 Find the uncle with the blue apron (stall #37). His sashimi set is only ₩15,000 (approx. $12), and when I was about to burst, he insisted on giving me three more slices of tuna belly: "It's rare for a Chinese person to come here, eat more!" (Tears welled up at this point.) Day 2: Traveling Through Time on a Sea Cable Car, Stumbling onto the Set of *Interstellar* 📍Sacheon Sea Cable Car (The Only Guide Online!) Everyone raves about the "sky + sea" view, but no one tells you about taking the last cable car at sunset (7:30 pm)🌙. The moonlight transforms the rocks of Choyang Island into an alien landscape! My phone couldn't capture a fraction of its beauty, but the girls I was with screamed until they lost their voices... (A truly embarrassing moment.) Day 3: Fried Chicken in a Japanese Stone Fortress? Sacheon's Magical Mix Has Me Hooked 📍Seonjinni Fortress (A Clash of Historical Pain and Culinary Delight) 16th-century Japanese defense fortifications + 2025 street fried chicken stalls = ? 🤯The aroma of garlic and cheese wafted from the cracks in the walls. Munching on "Black Gold Fried Chicken" (a local specialty) while listening to the guide's stories was a bizarrely harmonious experience that sent shivers down my spine. ⚠️Hidden tip: Take silhouette photos in the shadows of the walls. Instagram influencers are calling it "Cyberpunk!" 📍Sillam Coast Search for "Sillam-dong 1254" on your map. A blood-red sunset appears promptly at 9:00 pm. The foam from the waves crashing against the rocks resembled blood plasma, instantly reminding me of the ending of *Parasite*... (Bring a tripod; time-lapse photography here could go viral on YouTube.) 📝Fun Facts: ✅Sacheon Aerospace Museum will add a "KF-21 Fighter Jet VR Experience Cabin" in 2025. Half an hour of flying fun for ₩5,000. ✅Stay in the penthouse suite of The One Hotel and watch drones spell out love confessions over the Samcheonpo Bridge at midnight (a local marriage proposal tactic). ✅Namildae Beach hosts a "Fluorescent Night Swim Festival" in July. Have you ever seen a beach with its own stars? 💥Epilogue Sacheon isn't a substitute for Jeju Island; it's a cyber-tomb forgotten by time. If you dare to venture into uncharted territory, this place will reward you with a mind-blowing experience.

#August Travel Support Fund Event There is an advanced aerospace science museum in Sacheon. They say that the first domestically produced aircraft was manufactured in Sacheon, and the aerospace science museum was created in Sacheon!! I only bought an exhibition hall admission ticket without 4D, and there are exhibition halls on the 1st and 2nd floors!! It was bigger than I thought, and the viewing route was neat, so it was nice to look around.

#koreatrip It is an interesting to visit museum, with a lot of planes, some of them is able to get in. Also in the two buildings exhibited the aviation history and aviation industry. The war exhibition, and aerospace history exhibitions, weren't that great, but the KAI information center was really insightful into Korea's aerospace activities & future aspirations.