Arachnopia (JooPil Spider Museum) 아라크노피아 생태수목원·주필거미박물관
- +82-31-576-7908
- www.arachnopia.com
The Jupil Spider Museum was founded on September 1, 1985 and named after Dr. Kim Ju-pil, a Dongguk University biology professor who travels all around the world to collect and study spiders. The museum aims to be a fundamental education center for students by offering them various hands-on scientific activities.
The museum has two buildings: a main building and an annex. The first floor of the main buliding houses arachnid specimens, a spider breeding room, and fossils. The second floor has about 1,000 specimens of insects, including butterflies, moths and beetles. Inside the annex, rare minerals, fish and shellfish specimens are on display. At the observation station on the second floor of the annex, visitors can view the spider anatomy through the microscope.
Utilization information
・Information : * Spider ecology experience program >> schedule of experience program
・Information : • 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330
(Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
• For more info: +82-31-576-7908
・Operating Hours : 09:00-18:00
Admission Fees
Adults 7,000 won / Teenagers (middle school to high school) 6,000 won / Children (ages 4 or more) 5,000 won
Seniors & People with disabilities 5,000 won
- Groups (30 people or more)
Adults 6,000 won / Teenagers (middle school to high school) 5,000 won / Children (ages 4 or more) 4,000 won
Available Facilities
- Sculpture park, Jangseung park (Jangseung : Korean traditional totem pole at the village entrance), wild flowers, botanical garden of rare plants, acupressure road, playground
* JooPil Spider Museum
- Main building (1st floor) : spider specimens, spider breeding room, fossils
- Main building (2nd floor) : insect specimens
- Annex (1st floor) : rare minerals
- Annex (2nd floor) : observation station, fish/shelfish specimens
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