Inside K-Heritage House, where centuries of heritage meet digital storytelling

BUSAN — K-Heritage House, the official exhibition space of the host nation for the 48th session of UNESCO's World Heritage Committee, opened Monday at Bexco in Busan, bringing together the country's World Heritage sites, living traditions and cutting-edge digital technology in a sprawling exhibition the size of roughly two soccer fields. A few steps inside, visitors can move from prehistoric rock carvings to royal rituals, then on to traditional music and demonstrations by master artisans. Child

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is K-Heritage House?

K-Heritage House is an exhibition space showcasing Korea's World Heritage sites and traditions using digital technology.

Where is K-Heritage House located?

It is located at Bexco in Busan, South Korea.

What can visitors experience at K-Heritage House?

Visitors can explore prehistoric rock carvings, royal rituals, traditional music, and artisan demonstrations.

When did K-Heritage House open?

It opened on Monday at the start of the 48th session of UNESCO's World Heritage Committee.