At the National Jeonju Museum's second-floor Jeonju and Joseon Royal Court Gallery, 'To Build, To Record: Architecture and Records' runs September 8–December 7, 2026. The Ministry of Culture lists Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00, closed Mondays, admission free. Around 30 items, including Nambyeoljeon Reconstruction Protocol, Gyeonggijeon Records and historical architectural paintings, show how the Joseon royal court built, maintained and documented structures. The exhibit explains royal portrait shrines, including Gyeonggijeon in Jeonju and Nambyeoljeon in Hanyang. This is a museum gallery display, not admission to the separate Gyeonggijeon heritage site in Hanok Village. Confirm any last-minute operating changes. Phone 063-223-5651–2.
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- Oct 17, 2026
Jeonju Museum 'To Build, To Record': Joseon Royal Architecture
Thirty archival objects illuminate royal buildings and record-keeping, through December 7.
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