Exploring the Jang Young-sil Science Museum in Asan
▲ Jang Young-sil Science Museum, Asan
As winter vacation begins, many parents are pondering where to take their children this weekend.
I often find myself in the same dilemma.
Today, I visited the Jang Young-sil Science Museum in Asan, a perfect indoor destination for fun and educational experiences during the chilly winter.
Located at the border of Cheonan and Asan, it’s easily accessible from Seoul or the Gyeonggi area, making it a great spot for group trips.
The museum is closed every Monday and operates from 10 AM to 4:30 PM, with a break from 12 PM to 1 PM.
Admission fees are 2,500 KRW for adults and 1,500 KRW for children and teenagers, with discounts available for families with two or more children.
▲ Jang Young-sil Science Museum, Asan
Entering the children's science playground, visitors will find a wealth of engaging experiences.
Some activities are designated for children aged four and under, but generally, preschoolers to early elementary school students can enjoy various fun and educational experiences.
▲ Jang Young-sil Science Museum, Asan
As a science museum, most of the exhibits encourage hands-on exploration, allowing children to learn scientific principles through enjoyable activities.
Time flies as they engage in a wide variety of experiences.
▲ Jang Young-sil Science Museum, Asan
On the second floor, deeper scientific experiences await children from the second grade of elementary school onward.
From learning about the principles of the water clock to motion recognition media games, learning through physical interaction is enjoyable for everyone.
▲ Jang Young-sil Science Museum, Asan
Live sketching experiences, metal zones, and a letter puzzle that teaches the printing principles of movable metal type are among the favorite activities for kids.
▲ Jang Young-sil Science Museum, Asan
Moving to the light zone, visitors can start with a sundial experience.
This activity offers a fun and engaging way to understand the solar calendar through the Joseon dynasty's sundials.
▲ Jang Young-sil Science Museum, Asan
The visit concludes with an exploration of various scientific inventions from the Joseon era and a journey through the stars.
With diverse experiences tailored for different age groups, the Jang Young-sil Science Museum is a fantastic indoor destination for families in Cheonan and Asan during winter vacation.
I highly recommend visiting the Jang Young-sil Science Museum in Asan.
○ Location: 222 Silok-ro, Asan, Chungcheongnam-do
○ Information: Closed every Monday / Tuesday to Sunday 10 AM to 5:30 PM / Break time 12 PM to 1 PM
○ Admission: 2,500 KRW for adults / 1,500 KRW for children
Source :https://blog.naver.com/sinmunman/224164499428
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