The Independence Hall of Korea is a Korean history museum in Cheonan, South Korea. Opened on August 15, 1987, it has the largest exhibition facility in South Korea, with a total floor area of 23424 m². The museum primarily focuses on the Korean independence movement of the Japanese colonial period.
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Cheonan Samgeori Park
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묵향기
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늘푸른식당
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청당동등촌샤브 칼국수
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신세계쭈꾸미 청당본점
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Ok, hear me out. I love Cheonan. To me it's the gateway between the north and south of Korea and it has its own special charm. Busy but also calming. It's honestly hard to think of leaving it. I also appreciate Korean history because so much is tied into current way of life and they have done so much in such a short time. However this museum is dull. Maybe because its all in Korean (i guess they really built it for provincial education) but with so many hagwons they need to implement more English captions. Also my Hagwon kids were so bored aside from the interactive parts where they got to role play and dress up. The 3rd floor is so dull for kids and I hope they recieve more funding to make the museum...
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Nice place to stroll around if you're around the area. Free admission and hardly any people (mostly parents and kids). Artifacts, wax figures showing traditional Korean lifestyle. Not much help from the staff The place is clean but some exhibits...
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I visited this museum in 2016 and was impressed. I loved the lightening inside. It was a great place to learn about the...
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