National Hangeul Museum
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Lucas
Daejeon, Sør-Korea230 bidrag
okt. 2024 • Familie
Really good.
When I went, I was close to the Hong Kong Day and had some festival, but it's really good!
There are many activities, such as making soap, making notes, and dressing up.
The scale of the exhibition room is enormous, and there are many cultural heritage items, such as memories and examples.
And there's a lot of souvenir shops.
Selling a sample can only be bought at the Hangul Museum, and the rest is mostly in the National Central Museum.
And pay!
It is also good to tie it close to the National Central Museum!
When I went, I was close to the Hong Kong Day and had some festival, but it's really good!
There are many activities, such as making soap, making notes, and dressing up.
The scale of the exhibition room is enormous, and there are many cultural heritage items, such as memories and examples.
And there's a lot of souvenir shops.
Selling a sample can only be bought at the Hangul Museum, and the rest is mostly in the National Central Museum.
And pay!
It is also good to tie it close to the National Central Museum!
Skrevet 7. oktober 2024
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Ciaran
West Malling, UK21 bidrag
sep. 2024 • Par
I loved the Hangeul Museum. I’ve been slowly learning Korean for over a year and as a native English speaker I found it very informative. It’s a lot smaller than the National Museum next door, but I found it a lot more engaging. Would definitely recommend.
Skrevet 10. september 2024
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Curiosity60593679120
Hongkong, Kina4 bidrag
jul. 2024 • Alene
National Hangeul Museum in Seoul is dedicated to Korea’s unique alphabet, offering a deep dive into its creation, evolution, and cultural significance. A must-visit for linguists.
Skrevet 21. august 2024
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MKMapman
Milton Keynes, UK1 742 bidrag
mai 2024 • Alene
The National Hangeul Museum is in the South of central Seoul, just North of the river. It is best accessed from inchon subway station, with a walk across Yongsan Park. The museum has free admission for all, and is in an impressive building opened in 2014. It is difficult to create a museum dedicated to a script, especially for visitors not familiar with the script. Like the Folk Museum it made impressive use of multimedia, but later fell back on a large number of open books (in facsimile) of text. I’m not really sure I would recommend it, though it was cool, airy and almost empty. I did learn that although created by King Sejong in 1443-1446 as a means of encouraging literacy – and the study of Buddhism – among ordinary people who found Chinese too hard to master, and published as the Hunminjeongeum, the script was not officially adopted to replace Chinese script until 1894. The Japanese then suppressed its use from around 1910, so it is seen today as very much a symbol of Korean pride.
Skrevet 19. juni 2024
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Cody
4 bidrag
okt. 2023 • Alene
Beautifully designed and informative museum on the creation and usage of history of Hanguel. Would highly recommend for a short visit.
Skrevet 23. oktober 2023
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Drew I
Huntington Beach, CA1 099 bidrag
jun. 2023 • Par
This museum is really not to be missed. It is free and it is in the same park as the National Museum. I didn't know what to expect with a museum dedicated to a country's language, but the history is fascinating. The exhibits are really well done too. It doesn't take very long to get through the museum unless you read every caption on every exhibit.
Skrevet 16. juli 2023
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FiftyFifty5050
Montgomery, UK910 bidrag
aug. 2022
Since first visiting in 2019, I have been learning Hangul and so was keen to visit again. We also revisited the National Museum of Korea, which is on the same site - walk past the lake and through the Pagoda Garden to find this little gem.
The exhibition has changed - not surprisingly, considering the time which has passed - and, in my humble opinion, it follows a more logical path through the development of the language. There is sufficient English within the titles and descriptions to allow international visitors to follow the path and there are some interesting interactive exhibits and artefacts to see.
Obviously fluent Korean readers and speakers are going to get more out of this, but this is an excellently laid out museum, which really gives you a view into the reverence with which Hangul is held by Korea.
The language is designated as a UNESCO 'treasure', due to the cataloguing of the recognition of the need for and development of the language.
It is well worth a visit, perhaps not going just for this museum, but in conjunction with the nearby National Museum, they complement each other well.
The exhibition has changed - not surprisingly, considering the time which has passed - and, in my humble opinion, it follows a more logical path through the development of the language. There is sufficient English within the titles and descriptions to allow international visitors to follow the path and there are some interesting interactive exhibits and artefacts to see.
Obviously fluent Korean readers and speakers are going to get more out of this, but this is an excellently laid out museum, which really gives you a view into the reverence with which Hangul is held by Korea.
The language is designated as a UNESCO 'treasure', due to the cataloguing of the recognition of the need for and development of the language.
It is well worth a visit, perhaps not going just for this museum, but in conjunction with the nearby National Museum, they complement each other well.
Skrevet 30. august 2022
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Gombung
Seoul, Sør-Korea41 bidrag
jun. 2022 • Alene
The entry was impressive.
But not much too see.
If you are visiting the National Museum of Korea, I recommend you to visit here because they are close to each other. But if not, I don't.
If you are interested in linguistics, then it can possibly be a wonderful experience.
But not much too see.
If you are visiting the National Museum of Korea, I recommend you to visit here because they are close to each other. But if not, I don't.
If you are interested in linguistics, then it can possibly be a wonderful experience.
Skrevet 20. juni 2022
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vamsally
Seattle, WA685 bidrag
mai 2022
This museum is free and has essentially one floor worth of viewing (5-6 rooms of exhibit), but it's worth a visit if you are into linguistics. It's also worth a visit if you love beautiful calligraphies and old books as lots of them are displayed here.
Skrevet 29. mai 2022
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Janet1016
Ottawa, Canada1 033 bidrag
jan. 2020
My husband, son and I visited Seoul for a week and took in the National Hangeul Museum which is devoted to Hangeul, the Korean Language. My son has always loved languages and works in Taiwan as an English teacher, so this Museum was right up his alley.
There wasn't a lot of English translations on the displays, which is fine. I'm not one to expect foreign countries to kowtow to North Americans, it's just that obviously it's nice when they do, LOL, and one comes away with more information/learns more. Admission was free which was lovely. The museum had a lot of displays that kids could interact with.
There wasn't a lot of English translations on the displays, which is fine. I'm not one to expect foreign countries to kowtow to North Americans, it's just that obviously it's nice when they do, LOL, and one comes away with more information/learns more. Admission was free which was lovely. The museum had a lot of displays that kids could interact with.
Skrevet 4. februar 2020
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