The core route
1. Amsa History Park Station (Line 5) or Amsa Station (Line 8) — Confirm your access route to the site.
2. Exhibition Hall 1 — Take in the exhibits preserving the original excavated dwelling floors.
3. The ten outdoor pit houses — Walk through the reconstructed Neolithic dwelling structures.
4. Exhibition Hall 2 (the Primitive Life Exhibition Hall) — Take in the hands-on exhibits and daily-life artifacts.
5. The Prehistoric Park's walking paths — Get a physical feel for this land's condition as a sandy riverside hill.
6. The planned Amsa History Park development site (accessible sections) — Finish by observing a park project now in its twentieth year of development.
Backup routes for different situations
If it's raining heavily
Extend your time at the indoor exhibits in Exhibition Halls 1 and 2 → Keep your visit to the outdoor pit houses and walking paths brief, with an umbrella → Save your visit to the park development site for a future trip
If visiting during the October Gangdong Prehistoric Culture Festival
Enjoy the festival programs alongside the exhibition halls, but prioritize a weekday morning to avoid the most crowded hours.
If walking is difficult, or accessibility is a concern
Limit your visit to the two exhibition halls and the outdoor pit houses, skipping the park development site.
✅ Final check before you leave
- Visiting hours for Exhibition Halls 1 and 2
- Whether hands-on prehistoric education programs require reservations
- The schedule for special events like the Gangdong Prehistoric Culture Festival
- Whether the planned Amsa History Park development site is currently accessible
- Whether outdoor viewing is restricted during summer rain