The Independence Hall of Korea, located in Cheonan, was established on 15 August 1987, to commemorate Korea's struggle for independence from Japanese rule and to celebrate its historical and cultural heritage. The hall's primary goal is to preserve and promote the history of the independence movement, educate future generations, and instil national pride.
Key Features:
Main Exhibition Halls: Cover Korea's ancient history, the ordeal under Japanese rule, the independence movement, the victory and liberation, the establishment of the Republic of Korea, the struggles for democracy, and the vision for Korea's future.
Monuments and Memorials: Includes the Independence Movement Monument and various statues honouring key figures and events.
Additional Facilities: A research institute, education centre, and library and archives for comprehensive study and learning.
Significance:
The hall plays a crucial role in educating the public about Korea's history, fostering a sense of national identity, and honouring the sacrifices made for independence and democracy. Visitors can experience detailed exhibits, interactive displays, and a reflective atmosphere that highlights Korea's resilience and...
Read moreAlmost cried. I thought the independence March was simple movement but so many people sacrificed themselves and the movement was so systematic and precisely planned. Recommend...
Read moreLove this museum. I've been here 3 times. People don't realize that to see everything at Independence Hall will take 3 to 4 days so don't feel pressured to try and see...
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