One independence history, two different venues
Miryang's Uiyeol Experience Center uses interactive displays to introduce Korean independence activism. Its operator, the Miryang Facilities Management Corporation, lists the Experience Center at 27 Nosangha 1-gil and the separate Uiyeol Memorial Hall at 25-12 Nosangha 1-gil. An older city market-tourism page mistakenly shows No. 25-12 for the Experience Center as well, so search for the exact venue name rather than relying on a shared address.
What happens inside
The operator describes a period-train experience and Uiyeoldan quiz on the first floor, with further participatory history exhibits on the second. Check which activities and sessions are available, particularly when visiting with children.
Different admission rules
For the Experience Center, the operator lists 10:00–17:30, last entry 16:45. Interactive areas close for equipment inspection from 12:00 to 13:00. Regular closure is Monday, or the next day when Monday is a public holiday. Individual admission costs KRW 4,000 for adults and KRW 2,000 for primary-to-high-school students. The Memorial Hall is free, with hours 09:00–18:00, last admission 17:40 and no entry during its 12:00–13:00 lunch break.
Getting there
From Miryang Station, the operator lists buses 3, 5, 7-1 and 9 to Naei-dong Post Office, followed by about a five-minute walk. Parking at the venues is limited, so nearby public car parks may be needed. Confirm bus schedules, space and temporary closures on the day.
Check the operator's Experience Center overview, visitor information and Memorial Hall information.