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Mok In Museum Mok Seok Won

Seoulteukbyeolsi Jongrogu Changuimullo5gil 46-1

Destination briefing

Why travelers stop here

Opened in 2006 in Insa-dong, Jongno-gu, the Mokin Museum relocated to Buam-dong in 2019 and reopened as Mokin Museum Moksukwon. Mokin refers to wooden sculptures carved in the shape of traditional figures and various animals.

Mokin Museum Moksukwon houses approximately 12,000 pieces of folk wooden sculptures, including bier decorations, shrines, and temple carvings, primarily from the Joseon Dynasty through the modern and contemporary periods. These materials serve as important foundational resources for verifying and researching the era and lifestyles of the time.

OTA-ready stop

Built into inbound routes and day-tour planning.

Local context

Seoulteukbyeolsi Jongrogu Changuimullo5gil 46-1

Travel fit

Culture · Seoul

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Source: Korea Tourism Organization related-attractions data

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