A Time Travel Experience at Bucheon City Museum's Educational Exhibition Room

Yesterday afternoon, I visited the educational exhibition room at Bucheon City Museum and had a special time feeling the history through artifacts. The exhibition room was centered around hands-on experiences, and the most impressive activities were the Joseon Dynasty printing experience and assembling a Goryeo celadon with a 3D puzzle! Especially, the activity of engraving letters on Hanji with ink made me feel like an old scholar! 📌 Points for Solo Travelers Recommended Experience: 'My Own Ancient Document' Workshop (30 minutes, 3,000 KRW) → Write a diary with a brush on Hanji instead of a pencil Hidden Spot: Digital Timeline Wall in the corner of the exhibition room → Connect artifacts by era with a touchscreen game Snack Recommendation: Museum Cafe's Handmade Songpyeon + Omija Tea Set (6,500 KRW) → Sweet rest after the experience 🚨 Notes Return experience materials by 5 PM Digital timeline game is limited to 10 minutes per person Avoid wearing black clothes during the Hanji experience (possible ink stains) In the 'Hands that Embrace Time' corner, I learned about the process of restoring damaged artifacts through videos and actual tools. The expert's interview left an impression on me with the words, 'Even a single piece of an artifact holds history.' I hung the Hanji diary I made in the workshop in front of my desk at home, and the clumsy brush strokes feel precious! Also, the old school was really well recreated!