Fossils Preserving the Passage of Time

The fossil exhibition at the Ganghwa Natural History Museum offers a glimpse into Earth's history and the evolution of life. From dinosaur bone fragments to shells, plants, and insect fossils, a variety of specimens are meticulously preserved. Walking through the exhibition hall feels like embarking on a time-travel journey, as the environment and geological structures of the eras these creatures lived in are explained. The massive ammonite fossil, in particular, is a popular photo spot for children, vividly showcasing the grandeur of prehistoric marine life. Some fossils can even be touched, providing an educational hands-on experience. Under the soft exhibition lighting, the traces of life embedded in stone come alive, evoking awe. This is a place where you can experience the scientific artistry that bridges the past and present.