Explore the Hahoe Mask Museum

The Hahoe Mask Museum showcases a unique array of traditional Korean masks (탈) and diverse international masks. It stands as a significant cultural institution in Andong, South Korea.

Founded in 2010, the museum was established to preserve and promote Korean mask culture, particularly that of the Hahoe Folk Mask Dance, a recognized UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. The museum features modern architecture with interactive exhibits and educational facilities.

Key Highlights

🎭 Authentic Korean Masks: Home to a remarkable collection of 150+ masks essential to Korean cultural identity.
🌏 International Masks: In addition to Korean pieces, explore masks from various countries, including Nigeria, Italy, and Mexico.
🎨 Interactive Exhibits: Engage with displays that provide insights into mask-making traditions and their cultural significance.

The museum has a paid entry fee and caters to tourists, families, and those interested in cultural history.