Explore Tongyeong: Free Admission to the Tongyeong Fisheries Science Museum on Citizen's Day!
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Hello!
Welcome to the official blog of Tongyeong Tourism Development Corporation.
This is 'Walking in Tongyeong.'
In celebration of Tongyeong Citizen's Day on October 1st,
the Tongyeong Fisheries Science Museum will be open for free to all residents of Tongyeong!
While Tongyeong is known for its beautiful blue seas and island scenery,
have you ever wondered what marine life inhabits these waters,
and how the people of Tongyeong have coexisted with the sea?
At the Tongyeong Fisheries Science Museum,
you can explore various exhibits and models,
and engage in hands-on experiences to learn more about the sea of Tongyeong.
Are you looking for a great indoor destination in Tongyeong to visit with your children during the Chuseok holiday?
On October 1st, in celebration of Tongyeong Citizen's Day,
the Tongyeong Fisheries Science Museum is offering free admission!
You can explore various exhibits themed around marine life and the sea.
It's a wonderful opportunity to spend quality time with your kids,
discussing the exhibits and enjoying a relaxed atmosphere.
If you are visiting Tongyeong during the holiday,
consider the Tongyeong Fisheries Science Museum as a family outing destination.
✅ Tongyeong Fisheries Science Museum
???? 628-111 Cheokpo-gil, Sangyang-eup, Tongyeong, Gyeongnam
???? Operating Hours: 09:00 - 18:00 (Last admission at 17:30)
???? Open during Chuseok holiday
???? Closed every Wednesday
???? Admission Fee: Adults 3,000 KRW / Youth 2,000 KRW
On October 1st (Thursday), in celebration of Tongyeong Citizen's Day,
Tongyeong citizens can enter for free!
As you enter the exhibition space,
you will encounter various materials related to the sea.
Interacting with exhibits like the control panel,
you'll find it much more enjoyable than just reading descriptions.
When children pause to observe exhibits that catch their eye,
their curiosity about the sea naturally grows.
In front of the exhibit on diving equipment and marine exploration,
you can closely examine equipment that is usually hard to see up close.
As you observe the large diving suits and equipment,
you may become curious about what it's like to explore underwater.
This is a space to think about what tools are used to understand the depths of the sea.
Children will also find it exciting to discover unfamiliar equipment.
The passage that resembles moving between rocks is also captivating.
The bright exhibition space creates a different atmosphere,
leaving you curious about what sea stories await next.
While exploring the Tongyeong Fisheries Science Museum,
you can enjoy the beauty of the space as well.
As you walk alongside your children,
it would be nice to discuss which exhibit was the most memorable.
The ship model located in the spacious area is one of the highlights of the museum.
You can get closer to examine the shape of the ship
and explore the materials around it.
The sea in Tongyeong is not just a beautiful view,
but also a space connected to the lives of its people.
As you view exhibits related to ships,
you may recall the stories of Tongyeong residents who have lived by the sea.
Entering the marine exhibition hall,
you will find exhibits about the sea alongside aquariums.
After finding creatures that catch their interest,
children can read the surrounding information,
making the exhibition even more enjoyable.
Experiencing marine life in person, rather than just through photos,
can create lasting memories for children.
At the Tongyeong Fisheries Science Museum,
you can explore the sea of Tongyeong from various perspectives,
from marine life to stories of boats and coastal communities.
As you explore the exhibits with your child,
you may find the familiar sea of Tongyeong feeling a little new.
If you're looking for a family outing during this Chuseok holiday and on October 1st,
spend a delightful time at the Tongyeong Fisheries Science Museum!
Thank you!
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