A Time Travel Space Blending Indoor and Outdoor Exhibitions

Haman Museum is not just a place to enjoy exhibitions indoors. Inside the permanent exhibition hall, approximately 1,140 artifacts from the Gaya, Bronze Age, and Iron Age are meticulously organized by era, making each artifact feel like it narrates the history of Haman. The special exhibition hall frequently hosts various themed exhibitions, offering visitors a chance to explore new topics. Stepping into the outdoor exhibition area, visitors can experience prehistoric stone culture firsthand with displays such as the Dohang-ri Samgi Standing Stone, Gunbuk Dolmen Group, Dongchon-ri Dolmen No. 26, and a large model of a wheel-shaped pottery. Particularly noteworthy is the reconstructed tomb model installed next to the dolmen, which allows visitors to visually explore the 'burial structure,' making it highly educational. The outdoor exhibition space is connected to the front yard of the museum's main building, making it perfect for a light stroll after viewing the exhibits. With benches and grassy areas scattered throughout, it’s a comfortable and enjoyable space for families to relax and engage. The seamless integration of indoor and outdoor exhibitions creates a flow that feels like a time travel journey through the prehistoric era. 📍153-31 Gobun-gil, Gaya-eup, Haman-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do