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Garam Literary Museum
Korean name가람문학관
Machine-translated from Korean. Show original
- Inquiries
- 063-832-1891
- Opening hours
- - March to October: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- November to February: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM - Closed
- Every Monday (however, if Monday is a public holiday, closed the next day) / January 1 / Lunar New Year and Chuseok
- Admission
- Free
Garam Lee Byeong-gi, a native of Iksan, is a sijo poet and scholar of Korean literature who preserved our language and culture and revived sijo in a modern way. The Garam Literature Museum was opened to commemorate Garam's numerous achievements and spirit, including his innovation in modern sijo, establishment of Korean literature, and activities to protect the Korean alphabet and culture, and to inherit his values. It is a healing space for visitors from all over the country, including Iksan citizens, and a space for cultural cultivation. The main facilities include Facing Garam (Video Room), Appreciating Garam's Sijo (Garam Room), Retracing Garam's Life (Permanent Exhibition Room), Taking Garam's Memories (Experience Room), Cheonhosan Horse Trail (Seminar Room), and Yonghwasan Neungdum (Location Room).
Details
- Reservation guide for Korean nationals
- Group tours and commentary requests can be made after prior inquiry and reservation by phone.
- Parking fee
- Free