Encounter living heritage in Jeonju
The National Intangible Heritage Center covers Korean performing arts, rituals, games, crafts and everyday customs. Permanent Gallery 1 at Yeollin Maru explores performing arts and traditions, while Gallery 2 presents craft skills and ways of life.
Free galleries do not mean walk-in digital sessions
The permanent galleries are free, normally open 09:30–17:30, and closed Mondays and 1 January. The digital experience room, Kkumnaraeteo, has different conditions: on Tuesday–Friday, individual parties of fewer than five may enter without advance reservation, while groups of five or more must book. On weekends everyone must book, and sessions are limited to 25 people. Free admission to galleries is not a guarantee of digital-session admission.
Useful details
Regular guided exhibition tours are advertised Tuesday–Sunday at 10:00 and 14:00. The address is 95 Seohak-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju. Temporary exhibitions, performances and education sessions follow their own schedules. Recheck exceptional closures and available digital sessions before arriving.