Hanseong Baekje Museum in Songpa-gu, Seoul, is running an in-person educational programme, 'The Three Kingdoms' Struggle for the Han River', for Grade 4–6 school classes. The museum's detailed autumn announcement specifies Tuesdays and Wednesdays, September 8–November 25, from 09:30 to 11:30. The two-hour class starts at the museum's education room and takes pupils into Mongchontoseong Fortress to explore competition among the ancient kingdoms for control of the Han River basin. The museum is at 71 Wiryeseong-daero, Songpa-gu, Seoul.
The official session combines an audiovisual introduction to the rise of the Three Kingdoms, an outdoor exploration of Mongchontoseong's walls and defensive forts, and a hands-on project making a model card of an Achasan fort and a Goguryeo soldier figure. Walking the terrain adds a dimension that a classroom map cannot provide.
Eligibility is the important restriction. The programme is offered to Grade 4–6 SCHOOL CLASS groups and groups from after-school childcare education institutions, not to a parent and child booking independently. Participation is free, but the museum explicitly states that it does NOT supply a bus. Teachers must arrange any group transport independently.
Applications are taken first-come-first-served through Seoul's Public Service Reservation portal. The published application opening was August 25 at 10:00, with booking continuing until the capacity fills. Cancellation is allowed up to two days before the class. Individual dates and remaining places are not guaranteed and should be checked directly in the live registration page. The education contacts are +82-2-2152-5852 and +82-2-2152-5835. Do not confuse this two-hour field lesson with the museum's separately advertised Zoom-based class of the same name.