Jeongeup's stories become light
At the 1894 Dalharu Heritage Media Art Museum in Jeongeup, the region's past is retold through images and sound. Exhibitions touch on the Donghak Peasant Revolution, Museong Seowon (a Confucian academy) and *Jeongeupsa*, an old Korean song. The year 1894 in the name refers to the Donghak uprising.
Look beyond the spectacle
The city's facility guide describes first-floor installations devoted to the Donghak movement, local heritage, the preservation of Joseon royal records and Jeongeupsa. The second floor includes children's interactive exhibits and temporary displays. Ask which episode of regional history each installation represents; activity access rules may vary.
Last entry is earlier than closing
The regular schedule is Tuesday–Thursday and Sunday, 10:00–19:00, last admission 18:00, and Friday–Saturday, 10:00–20:00, last admission 19:00. The museum closes on Mondays, 1 January, Lunar New Year and Chuseok day. If Monday is a public holiday, the next weekday is closed instead. Always check temporary changes.
Standard tickets and conditional benefits
The standard prices are KRW 16,000 for adults aged 19+, KRW 12,000 for ages 13–18 and KRW 10,000 for ages 4–12. Reduced rates depend on eligibility and proof. A partial local-voucher rebate advertised through 31 December 2026 may stop earlier once its budget runs out; do not rely on it as a guaranteed discount.
Finding the venue
The address is 370-10 Naejangsan-ro, Jeongeup-si, Jeonbuk-do. A pet waiting space does not mean pets are allowed inside exhibitions. Day-specific closures, travel conditions and available activity places have not been checked. Refer to the official city information before travel.