Visiting the National Jeju Museum: Permanent Exhibition Viewing and Program Reservations Are Prepared Separately

The permanent exhibitions include displays on Jeju's prehistoric culture, Tamna, and the Goryeo and Joseon periods. If your visit is about seeing Jeju's progression through the eras in one place, these exhibitions form the basic route.

Viewing the exhibitions and joining education and culture programs are covered by separate information. Deciding first whether you plan only to see the exhibitions or to join a program as well changes what you need to prepare.

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To join an education or culture program, you need to check the application conditions in that program's information. Each program has its own information, so having prepared for the exhibition visit does not mean you are also prepared to join a program.

A name and phone number are used to confirm a reservation. If you are applying on behalf of your group, registering with a number you can be reached on makes the confirmation process less troublesome.

Whether a particular program is open for applications, or whether same-day participation is possible, was not confirmed in this material. If taking part is the centerpiece of your plans, it is safer to check directly with the museum in advance.

• Exhibitions only: check the exhibition viewing information
• Joining a program: check the application conditions in that program's information
• Information used to confirm a reservation: name, phone number

Whether group reservations are required, capacity limits, bus parking, how long a visit takes, and the scope of free admission were not confirmed in this material. The larger your group, the more directly these items affect your schedule, so rather than assuming, please contact the museum to confirm.

The contact number is 064-720-8000. The address is 17 Iljudong-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province.

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On a day with a round, the safer order is to fix the play time and the travel first and then slot the museum into the time left over. How long a museum visit takes was not confirmed in this material, so it is better not to pack another commitment in right behind it.

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Museum visits and program participation follow the museum's own information and procedures. We cannot confirm on your behalf whether applications are open or that you are enrolled.

Specific prices vary with the itinerary, the group size and the arrangements. Once your dates and numbers are set, get in touch and we will sort it out at the planning stage.

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