Mongol Cultural Village | Attraction Guide | K-Travel Mate

Mongol Cultural Village is located in Naebang-ri, Sudong-myeon, Namyangju-si, and opened in April 2000 based on the friendship and cooperation agreement between Namyangju-si and Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, in 1998. It is a space with a total area of 62,479㎡. It is the only permanent performance hall in Korea showcasing Mongolian folk arts, including traditional Mongolian instrument performances and horse-riding shows. The exhibition hall displays about 800 items, including traditional costumes, instruments, and daily utensils, allowing visitors to experience Mongolian history and culture. Exhibits include Mongolian religion, clothing, and lifestyle materials, and admission is free. Outdoors, there are Mongolian traditional houses called gers and stone tombs, adding an exotic atmosphere. Visitors can directly experience the interior of the traditional houses. Currently, Namyangju-si is undertaking a comprehensive renovation of the cultural village, aiming for reopening in the first half of 2025. The remodeling is divided into four sectors: indoor and outdoor performance halls, a glamping café, a media art video hall, and a digital experience center. After renovation, it will be newly operated as a complex cultural space combining culture, leisure, and experiences.