Welcome to the Hangul Playground Sejong Hall!
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The first Hangul-themed playground in Korea has officially opened in Sejong, offering children a unique space to learn the principles of Hangul through play.
Hangul Playground Sejong Hall combines education and experience, allowing families to explore Hangul together in a safe, eco-friendly environment designed specifically for young children.
This article introduces the playground’s concept, programs, reservation details, and what makes it a meaningful destination for families.
Hangul Playground Sejong Hall Official Opening
Hangul Playground Sejong Hall has officially opened, marking the first playground in Korea dedicated entirely to Hangul.
Located inside the exhibition hall of the Sejong Cultural and Arts Center in Jochiwon, the space was created to help children naturally understand Hangul while playing.
The opening day quickly attracted attention, with many reservations already filled by families eager to visit.
Operating Hours and Reservation Guide
The playground operates from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, offering seven sessions per day.
There are two daily break times, from 12:00 PM to 12:30 PM and from 3:30 PM to 4:00 PM, and the facility is closed every Monday as well as on January 1st.
The program is designed for children aged 2 to 8, and advance reservation through Naver is required.
Each session allows up to 50 visitors. On-site entry is only possible if there are remaining spots due to cancellations or no-shows.
A Space Where Children Learn Hangul Through Play
Hangul Playground Sejong Hall was designed to support communication, creativity, and growth through hands-on experiences.
Families can explore Hangul together, share ideas, and naturally engage with Korean language culture in an interactive setting.
The exhibition emphasizes the flexibility and richness of Hangul, which allows for 11,172 possible character combinations.
Introducing the Malangtongtong Characters
At the opening ceremony, seven original Hangul characters called Malangtongtong were officially unveiled.
The characters are inspired by Hangul consonants and vowels and include Giyeok Tongtong, Nieun Tongtong, Mieum Tongtong, Siot Tongtong, Ieung Tongtong, Haneul Tongtong, and Ddangddang Tongtong.
Children visiting the playground embark on a journey with these characters to discover the secret key of Malangtongtong Village.
Programs and Activities for Sensory Development
From the moment children enter, they are welcomed into Malangtongtong Village, filled with colorful visuals and playful learning tools.
Children can create their own signs using consonant and vowel tools while participating in activities designed to stimulate their senses.
Each experience encourages curiosity and creative thinking while naturally introducing the structure of Hangul.
Group Visits and Opening Ceremony Highlights
Group visits are available for groups of five or more during weekday sessions from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
This makes the playground an ideal destination for nearby kindergartens and daycare centers.
The opening ceremony, held the day before the official opening, was attended by key figures and celebrated the launch of this new cultural education space.
Safety, Facilities, and Visitor Guidelines
The playground has completed official safety verification and was built as an eco-friendly facility.
Nursing rooms and restrooms are clean, well-equipped, and designed with families in mind.
Admission is free of charge, but visitors are kindly reminded that no-shows after reservation are not permitted.
Hangul Playground Sejong Hall aims to be a joyful space where children’s laughter continues to fill the hall for a long time.
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