Kyung Hee University Central Museum

Since its opening in 1956, Kyung Hee University Central Museum has been a first-class comprehensive museum focusing on archaeology, history, and folklore, leading university culture through various activities such as academic research, education, exhibitions, cultural property surveys, and excavations. The museum's exhibition halls consist of the Archaeology and History Hall, Shamanism Hall, Siberia Hall, Special Exhibition Hall, and IAUP Memorial Hall. The Archaeology and History Hall is divided into the Prehistory Room, Three Kingdoms Period Room, Gold Crown Room, Goryeo Dynasty Room, Ceramics Room, Weapons Room, Silla Room, Roof Tile Room, and Jar Coffin Room, displaying a wide range of artifacts from prehistoric times to the modern era. The Shamanism Hall exhibits Korean shamanic tools and shaman paintings, while the Siberia Hall displays Siberian folk artifacts. The Special Exhibition Hall uses the central entrance as a space for holding special exhibitions. The IAUP Memorial Hall showcases materials that demonstrate Kyung Hee University's contributions to world peace through education.<br>Address: 26 Kyungheedae-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul (Hoegi-dong)