The Uirimji History Museum is a specialized museum where you can learn about the history, structure, irrigation methods, and ecology of Uirimji Reservoir in Jecheon, an ancient reservoir.
In the mountainous region of Jecheon, the role of Uirimji Reservoir in supplying water to the high-altitude farmland was crucial for our ancestors to survive. The present-day place name “Jecheon” (meaning “stream bank”), which signifies Uirimji, indicates how profoundly the reservoir influenced the lives of the people of Jecheon.
Jecheon City established a public museum to understand and nurture our local history and culture, making Uirimji, a representative cultural heritage of the Jecheon region, its central theme. Based on this, it aims to become a comprehensive museum encompassing Jecheon's prehistoric and historical eras.
We ask for your keen interest and participation so that the Uirimji History Museum can grow into a museum that conveys our lives to future generations.
Mayor of Jecheon City, Kim Chang-gyu






