Ganghwa Dolmen Sites [UNESCO World Heritage]

Explore while considering how the stones were erected

Ganghwa's representative dolmen is a table-style structure with a large capstone resting on support stones. Look at its shape first, then read the on-site explanation of Bronze Age tombs and life to understand the site more easily.

Even if you want to photograph the dolmen's size, do not climb or lean on the stones. View the whole structure from permitted areas; a companion can stand some distance away for comparison.

Ganghwa History Museum helps provide context

Ganghwa History Museum is beside Dolmen Park, making it convenient to combine outdoor remains and artifacts. See the dolmens before the museum, or visit the site while recalling what you learned in the exhibitions.

Outdoor site visits and museum admission have different operating conditions. If visiting the museum too, check closed days and last admission separately, and bring supplies for rain or strong sun.

Excerpt from the Official Description

A representative form of Bronze Age burial, designated a Historic Site.

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What to Know Before Visiting

Find the actual entrance on the map, and check official information before departure for operating status and entry conditions.