Semiwon Lotus Museum

Semiwon Lotus Museum opened in January 2009 as a museum that collects and displays artifacts such as lotus-related daily necessities and old food-related documents under the single theme of lotus flowers. The permanent exhibition on the second floor of the museum offers a glance at the history and culture of the lotus and related relics, including the origin and history of the lotus, the types of lotus patterns and characteristics of each era, and the meaning of the lotus in Buddhism. The third floor is a rental exhibition where different special exhibitions are held depending on the period. It is located about 2 minutes away from Yangsu Station on the Gyeongui-Jungang Line, or about 11 minutes on foot, and there is a bus from the subway station to the area, making public transportation easy to access. Nearby are Dumulmeori, Cafe Rino, Water Garden, Jeong Yak-yong Historic Site, and Silhak Museum.

Details

Korean-language guide service

Commentary (free)
- Introduction: Semiwon Garden commentary (excluding museum commentary)
- Operation and time required: Open all year round
- Location: Semiwon entrance
- Capacity: 1 person allowed
- How to apply: By phone (Yangpyeong-gun Office Tourism Planning Team 031-687-0909 / Cultural Interpreter Lee Ho-yeon 010-3621-7815)

Reservation guide for Korean nationals

Group tour reservations
- Mandatory advance reservation for groups of 20 or more
- For group viewing reservations, call (031-687-0909)

Parking fee

Free