A place where you can see the history of Taekwondo at a glance
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Address
1482 Museollo, Seolcheon-myeon, Muju-gun, Jeollabuk-do, Taekwondowon National Taekwondo Museum
Contact
Facilities
Nursing Room, Diaper Changing Table, Stroller Rental, Parking
Reservation
Same-day visit and on-site registration (Reservation not available)
Open/Closes
Mon Regular Closed Day Tue 10:00 ~ 18:00 Wed 10:00 ~ 18:00 Thu 10:00 ~ 18:00 Fri 10:00 ~ 18:00 Sat 10:00 ~ 18:00 Sun 10:00 ~ 18:00
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Prices & Programs of National Taekwondo Museum
- [Fees]
- Taekwondowon Entrance Ticket (Adults) - 4,000 KRW
- Taekwondowon Entrance Ticket (Children/Youth) - 3,000 KRW
- Museum - Free
- [Usage Information]
- Free admission to the museum when entering Taekwondowon
- Last entry - 17:30
Parenting Tips for National Taekwondo Museum
- Located within Taekwondowon, you can visit the museum for free by paying the Taekwondowon entrance fee.
- You can understand and learn about the History, Development, and Globalization of Taekwondo.
- A museum where you can learn in detail about Taekwondo with the theme Change of Body, Mind, and Life, Dreaming with the World through Taekwondo.
- You can examine Taekwondo forms in detail through video materials.
- Activity papers and a stamp tour are prepared for children.
- On the first floor, you can see Robot Taekwon V and Taekwon V's Dan Certificate and learn about the forms through QI (Robot).
- On the second floor, you can take photos at the Trick Art, so take pictures with your children.
- Outside the Taekwondo Museum, you can find a rainbow fountain at the designated time in front of the T1 stadium lake.
A World of Taekwondo to Explore with Your Kids, National Taekwondo Museum
A Place to Experience Taekwondo with All Five Senses
Located in Seolcheon-myeon, Muju-gun, Jeollabuk-do, the National Taekwondo Museum is the world's first and largest museum dedicated to Taekwondo. Here, you can explore the history, techniques, and spirit of Taekwondo, Korea's representative martial art, while your kids learn and experience it through a variety of exhibits and hands-on activities.
Highlights
- Exhibits featuring a wide range of artifacts and materials, from Taekwondo's early history to its global expansion
- A stair-free ramp layout that lets you move naturally from the third floor down to the first floor
- A variety of hands-on programs and educational activities
- A large display model of Robot Taekwon V, a favorite with kids
Exhibition Halls
- Exhibition Hall 1
- The origins of Taekwondo, its development, and its globalization story
- The history of Taekwondo becoming an official Olympic sport
- Exhibition Hall 2
- How Taekwondo can change the body, mind, and everyday life
- Displays of various items actually used in Taekwondo training
- Exhibition Hall 3
- Stories of Taekwondo practitioners around the world
- The history of notable figures in Taekwondo and international exchange
- World Taekwondo Federation History Hall
- Taekwondo's international expansion and its path to Olympic adoption
Why It Is Great for Visiting with Kids
- Taekwondo experience programs that feel like play
- A ramp-style viewing route with no stairs, making it easy to get around with strollers and wheelchairs
- You can also watch Taekwondo performances at the arena right next to the museum (capacity limits apply for each session, numbered tickets are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis)
- Taekwondo souvenirs are available at the museum gift shop
Visitor Information
- Hours: 10:00 to 18:00, with last entry at 17:30
- Closed: Every Monday
- Admission: Museum - Free (Taekwondowon admission ticket required)
- For a relaxed visit, it is recommended to plan at least 1 hour 30 minutes
Getting There and Nearby Information
- Accessible from major cities across the country
- From Muju Public Bus Terminal, take a bus bound for Seolcheon
- You can also visit other Taekwondowon facilities such as the arena and performance hall
Tips for Parents
- You can explore freely without an advance reservation
- With both Taekwondo exhibits and children's activities, it is a great choice for a family outing
- There are several photo zones where you can take memorable pictures
"If you want to see your child grow alongside Taekwondo, the National Taekwondo Museum is definitely worth a visit!"
FAQ about National Taekwondo Museum
What are the admission fee, opening hours, and closing day for National Taekwondo Museum?
Admission to National Taekwondo Museum itself is free. However, you will need an admission ticket to enter Taekwondowon, where the museum is located. The fee is 4,000 won for adults and 3,000 won for children and teens. Opening hours are from 10:00 to 18:00, and last entry is at 17:30. The museum is regularly closed every Monday, so please keep that in mind before your visit.What kinds of experiences or activities are available when visiting National Taekwondo Museum with kids?
At National Taekwondo Museum, you will find not only exhibits on the history, development, and globalization of Taekwondo, but also activity sheets and a stamp tour for children. On the first floor, kids can learn Taekwondo poomsae through Robot Taekwon V, dan certificates, and QI, a robot. On the second floor, you can also take photos at the trick art photo zone.Does National Taekwondo Museum have convenient family facilities such as strollers and a nursing room?
Yes, National Taekwondo Museum offers stroller rental, a nursing room, a diaper changing station, and parking, making it convenient for families to visit. However, baby chairs and reservation services are not provided.Can you tell me about the visitor route at National Taekwondo Museum? Is it easy to get around with kids?
The museum is designed with a stair-free ramp structure, so families using strollers or wheelchairs can comfortably explore every floor. You can naturally make your way down from the third floor to the first floor while viewing the exhibits.Besides the museum, what other facilities or programs at Taekwondowon can families enjoy together?
At Taekwondowon, families can also enjoy facilities such as the T1 Arena, the Rainbow Fountain at the outdoor lake, which operates at scheduled times, various Taekwondo performance venues, a monorail, and lodging and dining facilities. Please check performance times and hands-on programs on site or through the official website, as they may vary depending on conditions.
National Taekwondo Museum Address
Address: 1482 Museollo, Seolcheon-myeon, Muju-gun, Jeollabuk-do, Taekwondowon National Taekwondo Museum
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How to make a reservation for National Taekwondo Museum?
Same-day visit and on-site registration (Reservation not available)