Gimje Cultural Center

Gimje, the birthplace of rice-farming culture, is a region where agricultural culture flourished. Thanks to Byeokgolje, the largest and oldest reservoir in the country, life was abundant, making it a region of culture and arts where people enjoyed reading and writing, as well as a region of loyalty and filial piety. In addition, many historical sites and relics are distributed here, including Geumsansa Temple, which boasts a thousand-year history, and it is the only cultural city in the country where the horizon can be seen due to the wide fields of the Gimje-Mangyeong Plain, the most livable region in the country.
Gimje Cultural Center, located in such a place, opened in October 1966. Based on the history and traditions of the Gimje region, it is operated with the goal of continuing the legacy of local culture. At Gimje Cultural Center, various etiquette education and new cultural education are conducted so that residents can more easily understand and learn about Gimje's history and culture.

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