A field wall far from Jeju
The low stone walls crossing Jeju's farmland may seem like simple boundaries. They also tell a story of working the island's rocky volcanic soil. In Suwon, the National Agricultural Museum's central hall hosts ‘Stones That Protect, Heritage That Continues’, a compact introduction to those field walls and their reconstruction.
What goes into rebuilding a wall?
According to the museum, the display explores the value of Jeju's batdam field walls and the work involved in recreating them. Visitors can look at design sketches, stoneworker's tools and a reconstruction video. This is an educational display about recreating heritage, not a claim that an entire Jeju farm has been moved here.
Visit before the display closes
The official dates are 15 October–15 November 2026, at the museum exhibition building's central hall. Hours are Tuesday–Sunday, 10:00–18:00, and admission to this display is free. The museum address is 154 Suin-ro, Gwonseon-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi-do. Check last-minute access notices; do not assume the display continues after 15 November. The separate Children's Museum is closed for renovations throughout 2–30 November, so its booking rules should not be confused with visiting this central-hall display.