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Pilbong Nongak Transmission Center
Korean name필봉농악전수관
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- Inquiries
- Pilbong Nongak Training Center 063-643-1902 / 2901
- Closed
- Open year-round
- Admission
- [Learning to play Pungmul/Sogo]
- Student 10,000 won
- Adult 11,000 won [Hanji etc. / Burna making]
- Student 17,000 won
- Adult 18,000 won [Learn Nanta]
- Student 10,000 won
- Adults 11,000 won [Ganggangsullae / Learning Jeonrae Play Hanmadang]
- Student 10,000 won
- Adults 11,000 won ※ Fees may vary, so please refer to the website or call for details.
Pilbong Nongak Training Center is the birthplace of Pilbong Nongak and is a specialized space equipped with spaces for transmission, education, exhibition, and experience of our traditional culture. Main facilities include the Pungmul Exhibition Hall, where you can learn at a glance the history of Pilbong Nongak, and Pilbong Hanok Stay, where you can experience various traditional cultures. In addition, there is an outdoor performance hall for various performances such as nongak contests, permanent cultural and tourism performances, and permanent nighttime performances utilizing Hanok resources, as well as convenience facilities for visitors, parking spaces, and a good cafe. The training center is making steady efforts to promote the beauty and excitement of our traditional culture at home and abroad, and more than 30,000 people visit Pilbong Cultural Village every year to learn, experience, or observe Pilbong Nongak. Educational facilities include Daedong-gwan, Chae-gu-gwan, Pungryu-gwan, and Sori-cheong, which can be used according to the number of participants. Accommodation facilities include Eul-cheong, Yeongsan-gwan, Jungbang-won, Soriteo, and Sarangbang, which can be used according to the number of participants. Performance facilities include a Hanok yard set up between hanoks with Mt. Pilbong in the background, Pungryu Madang, an outdoor community yard where play and sports activities are possible, Gutsandae, a dome-shaped performance hall where large-scale performances such as the Pilbong Village Gut Festival are held, and the Pilbong Indoor Theater that can accommodate about 300 people. The Pilbong Gut Exhibition Hall was opened with the purpose of illuminating the history of Pilbong, and is equipped with an exhibition room where Nongak-related materials can be viewed at a glance, a promotion and seminar room, an education and data room, and a relaxation area.
Details
- Reservation guide for Korean nationals
- 063-643-1902, 2901 http://www.pilbong.co.kr
- Parking fee
- Free
Accessible travel information
Machine-translated from Korean.
Mobility
- Parking
- Reserved parking for people with disabilities available (2 spaces)_Barrier-free facilities
- Access route
- No step at the entrance, so wheelchair access is possible
- Entrance passage
- The main entrance has no level difference, so it is wheelchair accessible
- Restroom
- Accessible restroom available