A village held in a river bend
Museom Village stands in Sudo-ri, Munsu-myeon, Yeongju. The Naeseongcheon River wraps around its north, west and south sides, leaving an eastern connection to land. Families associated with the Park and Kim lineages settled here from the mid-17th century.
Houses and a narrow bridge
Historic homes including Haewudang and Manjukjae remain, while the single-log-style wooden bridge once used to cross the river has become a village symbol. The village was designated a National Folklore Cultural Heritage site on 23 August 2013. Walk respectfully: people still live here, so do not enter private courtyards or photograph residents' spaces without permission.
Crossing the bridge may not be safe after rain or when the river rises. Respect barriers and local notices. Interior access to individual houses and event schedules must be confirmed separately.