Jekil Museum

Jekil Museum

Mungyeongsaejae Provincial ParkAt the entrance to the museum, you can see Mungyeong Saejae (Scenic Spot No. 32), which is synonymous with the ancient road that spread the history and culture of the Joseon Dynasty to the eight provinces of Korea, Hanulchae, the oldest road in Korea (opened in 156 AD), and Tokibili (Scenic Spot No. 31), the highlight of the ancient roads and also known as Korea's Tea-Horse Ancient Road. You can also view Mungyeong's cultural heritage such as various travelogues (Yukyōroku, Jeolhao Diary), ukiyo-e prints, and Important Folklore Material No. 254, "Clothing excavated from the tomb of the Shin clan at Mungyeong Pyeongsan."

The Ancient Road Museum, which reopened in 2009, has three exhibition rooms, a central hall on the first and second floors, a storage room, a media video room, and an outdoor exhibition area. The exhibition rooms are divided into eight themes: <Putting together the bundle pack>, which lets you see Mungyeong's ancient roads at a glance, <Record of a meeting with a close friend in Mungyeong>, which shows the history and culture of Mungyeong, <Ask for directions at the entrance to Mungyeongsaejae>, <Ancient Road Filming Center>, <Walking the Mungyeongsaejae Ancient Road>, <Yeongnamdaero Road opens>, and <Viewing Baekdudaegan>.

Jekil Museum

directions: It is located on the right side at the entrance of Mungyeongsaejae Provincial Park.