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For more information on cookies, refer to the . Lotte World Folk Museum, located within Lotte World, is a museum showcasing the ancient lifestyles of Korea. It exhibits artifacts from the prehistoric era to the Japanese colonial period, divided by historical eras. Particularly noteworthy is the miniature village, featuring over two thousand doll.
The Lotte World Folk Museum is like a treasure in Lotte World Theme Park. Unlike other museums that show old artifacts, this one lets you experience the history of South Korea firsthand. Through detailed miniature models, it brings to life people’s experiences spanning over 5,000 years, covering the Paleolithic era to the Japanese colonial ...
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Before I dive into what exactly Lotte World is and why it’s such a fun experience if you’re in Seoul, I need you to put on this truly classic K-pop gem. Before there was BTS, there was H.O.T. Anyway… Lotte World is one of the two major theme parks around the city. There are smaller ones, but only two are really worth your time. And while Everland i...
Hours
1. 9:30 am – 10:00 pm, 365 days a year 2. Check this pageto see if certain attractions are closed.
Tickets
Just know that if you book online, you’ll actually go inside the doors to the Group Ticket Office, not the regular ticket kiosks. For 1Day with the Lotte World + Folk Museum 1. Adult –57,000 KRW 2. Youth – 50,000 KRW 3. Child – 46,000 KRW 4. Baby – 14,000 KRW However, with the Lotte World discount ticket, it’s only 35,200 KRW. You can also purchase a Magic Pass. For 40,000 KRW, you can skip the line at 5 attractions, and for 100,000 KRW, it’s unlimited.
How to Get to Lotte World
The easiest way to get to Lotte World is by the subway. Just go to Jamsil, Exit 4 and walk around.
Seokchon Lake
Magic Island actually sits right on Seokchon Lake, which is actually two lakes with a road running through the middle. It’s easily one of the most beautiful places in Seoul for cherry blossoms, but it’s still quite pretty to walk around other times of the year. If you do go later in the day on a weekend during peak cherry blossom season, be wary of the shoulder to shoulder crowds.
Lotte World Tower
When I first went to Seokchon in 2015, this tower hadn’t even been completed! Now it is, and it’s the 5th tallest building in the world at 555 meters (1,821ft) and the tallest on the Korean peninsula. I have a review of the Seoul Sky observatory coming up next, but I think it’s definitely worth a visit at least once. You’ll get crazy views out to the city, and there are a few glass floor areas to really see how high up you are. It’s a little pricey, especially for Korea, but you can get a sma...
Olympic Stadium
Over off Sports Complex Station is the Olympic Stadium, which was originally used for the 10th Asian Games in 1986 and the Summer Olympics 1988. A few different artists have held concerts here (like the aforementioned H.O.T.), and I actually missioned out here when I was student to see the Superstar K auditions because G Dragon made an appearance. And there you have it! A quick little Lotte World guide. Have you been? What did you think?
The Lotte World Folk Museum is a museum in Seoul, South Korea. See also. List of museums in South Korea This page was last edited on 6 March ...
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Gangnam & Southern Seoul, Seoul, South Korea, Asia. Gangnam & Southern Seoul. The Folk Museum at Lotte World uses imaginative techniques like dioramas, scale models and moving waxworks to bring scenes from Korean history to life. The price is included in the day-pass ticket for Lotte World Adventure & Magic Island.
It is located on the third floor. When you arrive at the Jamsil subway station, follow the Lotte World sign and Folk Museum sign will appear. Just follow the sign. If you are not sure, ask the Lotte Adventure theme park employee. It is worth visiting if you are in Seoul. It costs 5000 won for an adult to enter.
