제주해녀박물관
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The Jeju Haenyeo Museum, located on Jeju Island, showcases the haenyeo (female divers) as a symbol of Jeju, comprehensively displaying their daily customs, shamanistic beliefs, seasonal folk practices, and the haenyeo community, as well as the history, livelihoods, economy, maritime culture, and performing arts of the Jeju people, covering Jeju's traditional culture in its entirety. All exhibits inside and outside the museum were donated by haenyeo, and within the exhibition hall, an actual haenyeo house was donated and relocated there. The garden in front of the Haenyeo Museum was the gathering site for haenyeo who participated in the haenyeo anti-Japanese movement, the largest women's anti-Japanese protest in Korea. There, the Jeju Haenyeo Anti-Japanese Movement Monument was erected to honor the spirit of that movement, allowing visitors to feel the resilient will of Jeju women in their lives.
- Hours
- - 09:00~18:00 - Ticket sales close at 17:00- 09:00~18:00- 매표 마감 17:00
- Closed
- Every Monday (or the first non-holiday following Monday if Monday is a public holiday) / January 1st / Lunar New Year's and Chuseok holiday periods매주 월요일 (단, 월요일이 공휴일인 경우 그 다음 첫 번째 비공휴일) / 1월 1일 / 설·추석 연휴
- Admission
- [Individual] - Adults 1,100 won - Youth 500 won [Group (10 or more)] - Adults 800 won - Youth 300 won ※ For detailed discount information and usage fees, refer to the website.
- Contact
- 064-782-9898
Machine-translated from Korean. It may contain errors — the Korean original is kept next to short entries.