Ancient tombs

This area was restored by relocating tombs of Baekje period found in Doam-ri, Wanju, and Pyeonghwa-dong, Jeonju.

Stonewall tomb

The tombs in Dunsan-ri, Wanju, and Pyeonghwa-dong, Jeonju are stone tombs, which are made up of a wall and ceiling made of finely polished stones to bury the dead. Unlike the Dunsan-ri tomb in Wanju, which is believed to have been made in the first half of the 7th century, the tomb in Pyeonghwa-dong, Jeonju, was constructed in the 6th century earlier than the Dunsan-ri tomb.

Gunsan Doam-ri Tomb

Two Baekje tombs were moved from Doam-ri, Gunsan, and one of them was the Front Side Open Stone Tomb, which made the outer coffin frame by stacking stones to protect and enshrine the wooden coffin in which the body was placed, and the entrance to the side. Another one is the Stone Room Tomb, which has a stone room and entrance that is decorated like a home.

Buddhism Art Area

This area exhibits lotus ledge stones, including stone statues excavated in Museong-ri, Jeongeup.

Stone Buddha Statue in Museong-ri

Unlike other Buddhas, the stone Buddha excavated in Museong-ri, Jeongeup holds a flower in his hand. This flower is called Yonghwa and is considered a symbol of Maitreya (Mireukbul). Maitreya is said to be the Buddha to come in the future, 5.67 billion years after Sakyamuni entered nirvana and edify all sentient beings through three sermons.

Folk arts

This area is a replica of a stone jangseung stone pole in Seooe-ri, Buan, a stone pagoda in Daepyeong-ri, Muju, and a penis stone in Changdeok-ri, Sunchang.

Stone tower and pole

In the back of the old village, there was a mountain god's shrine or village shrine where the guardian deity was enshrined, and at the entrance of the village, there was a sacred space made up of Jangseung, Pole, stone pagoda, and God Tree. The stone pagoda was made referring the Joseon Dynasty stone pagoda at the entrance to Daepyeong village in Seolcheo-myeon, Muju-gun.