Daegu Bangjja Yugi Museum

Daegu Bangjja Yugi Museum is the only museum specializing in Bangjja Yugi in the country. It was opened on May 25, 2007 to pass on and preserve Bangjja Yugi, a proud unique cultural heritage, and its production technology, and to promote the beauty and excellence of Korean products to future generations and to develop local culture. Daegu Metropolitan City donated 1,489 pieces of 275 types of braided porcelain pieces produced and collected by Lee Bong-ju, National Intangible Heritage No. 77 Yugijang, and is guiding visitors to the diverse world of braided yugi. The museum, located in Palgongsan National Park, famous for its beautiful scenery, has one underground floor and two above-ground floors and is equipped with exhibition rooms such as an organic culture room, a donation room, a reproduction room, and a special exhibition room, as well as facilities such as an outdoor performance hall and an experience hall.

Details

Parking fee

Free

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

Parking lot for the disabled (installed next to the main entrance)_Barrier-free convenience facilities

Wheelchairs

Wheelchair rental (1 available)

Entrance passage

Installation of ramp (museum entrance)

Elevator

Elevator (internal facilities available)

Restroom

Toilet for the disabled (unisex)

Other facilities

The internal exhibition hall has no barriers and can be viewed comfortably.

Families with infants

Strollers

Free stroller rental available (1 unit)