Daejeon Intangible Heritage Transmission Education Center

The Daejeon Intangible Heritage Education Center opened on April 15, 2009 to transmit and foster intangible heritage in Daejeon Metropolitan City. Currently, the intangible heritage designated by Daejeon Metropolitan City is a total of 23 sports, including Utdari Nongak, and has more intangible heritage than other cities and provinces. In addition, the fields are very diverse, including Daejeon's traditional performing arts, folk religion, and sculpture craft. We are passing down and preserving 11 types of intangible heritage performing arts and expanding opportunities for citizens to enjoy traditional culture through various programs such as education, performances, and events.

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

Disabled parking available (2 cars in Dongchundang Park parking lot)

Access route

No step at the entrance; wheelchair accessible

Entrance passage

The main entrance has a ramp, making it accessible for wheelchairs (manual door)

Restroom

Accessible restroom available

Spectator seating

Seating available exclusively for the disabled (4 seats in the performance hall)

Visual

Braille brochures

Braille information board available