The Natural Heritage Center in Daejeon has introduced plans for sign-language interpretation of Korea's natural heritage. According to a 2026 announcement by the Korea Heritage Service, five deaf natural-heritage guides completed 20 training and practice sessions between March and June with the Daejeon Sign Language Welfare Center.
The agency planned to provide signed exhibition tours from July. Its announcement described Wednesday access for individual visitors and advance scheduling for groups of seven or more. These details describe announced arrangements, not a guarantee that every session is operating now. Check the center website or call 042-610-7610 before your trip.
The center features exhibitions on natural monuments, wildlife, geology, scenic sites and protected areas. Admission is free. Official visiting hours are 09:30–17:30 from March to October and 10:00–17:00 from November to February, with last entry 30 minutes before closing. It closes Mondays and for Lunar New Year and Chuseok.