National Agricultural Museum

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Constructed on the site of Chungmanje in Suwon, an irrigation reservoir built by King Jeongjo of the Joseon period to encourage agriculture, the National Agricultural Museum is a complex cultural space encompassing the past, present, and future of agriculture in Korea. It offers a variety of attractions, ranging from exhibitions of traditional agricultural artifacts to modern agricultural machinery experiences where you can directly handle tractors and drones. It is highly popular among family visitors as it is rich in ecological experience elements, such as outdoor terraced fields where actual crops grow in the city, and a botanical garden showing plants by climate zone and circular farming methods.