Bangudae Petroglyphs that tell the story of time carved into stone🇰🇷

#AustraliaFlightEvent #DomesticTravel #SuwonMuseumRecommendation #SuwonMuseum #koreatrip #museum After visiting Gwanggyo Museum this afternoon, I visited the nearby Suwon Museum's "Bangudae Petroglyphs" special exhibition and felt the emotion of prehistoric art!! The 1:1 scale petroglyph model at the entrance caught my eye, and depending on the angle of the light, the shadows changed and I could see various appearances! In front of the whale and hunter engravings, it seemed like the lives of our ancestors 7,000 years ago were unfolding before my eyes. ㅎㅎ 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Making a rock engraving → Stamping the engraving pattern on paper (20 minutes, 6,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Prehistoric Age through Sound" → A quiet space that reproduces the sounds of animals in rock engravings Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Whale Cookie" (5,500 won) → Rock engraving-shaped icing cookies and tea 🚨 Notes The rubbing experience closes at 4:20 p.m. (needs time to clean up materials) Headphones are required in the sound experience room, and audio guide application is recommended It is slightly cool due to the humidity control in the exhibition hall, so bringing a thin outer garment is recommended It was fun to discover similar but different artistic features in the Bangudae and Daegokri rock engraving comparison section! The mini petroglyph hand mirror (8,000 won) made at the experience zone is a bit messy because of my lack of aesthetic sense, but it became a souvenir filled with memories! The VR petroglyph tour at the end of the exhibition hall was so vivid that it felt like I was actually visiting Ulsan!