• Regarding Cultural Heritage
• Regarding the Administration of Cultural Heritage

  What kind of culturalporoperties are listed as State-designated cultural heritage?

  Cultural properties refer to artificially created or naturally formed national and world cultural heritage of outstanding historic, artistic, academic, or scenic value. Among them, those meeting the following specified criteria are listed as State-designated cultural properties by the Administrator of the Cultural Heritage Administration after a careful review by the Cultural Heritage Committee.

• Regarding the Administrative Organizations for Cultural Heritage

• 2 - 1 I want to know about the Special Act on the Preservation of Ancient Cities
• 2 - 2 What is the cultural property expounder?
• 2 - 3 What is the honorary manager of cultural properties?
• 2 - 4 I want to know about the Cultural Properties Administration Monitor System
• 2 - 5 What support is available for private groups engaged in activities for the preservation and protection of cultural properties?
• 2 - 6 What is the repair of cultural properties and who is qualified for it?
• 2 - 7 How is the safety inspection for cultural properties carried out?
• 2 - 8 What is World Heritage?
• 2 - 9 Are walking trails in a tomb garden available to the general public?
• 2 - 10 Is outdoor wedding photography allowed to be taken in the ancient palaces?
• 2 - 11 How can I tour the rear garden of Changdeokgung Palace?
• 2 - 12 How are important intangible cultural properties designated?
• 2 - 13 If cultural properties are buried in the district designated for development projects, what measures are to be taken?
• 2 - 14 What’s the reason for conducting a surface survey?
• 2 - 15 Can I take pictures of cultural properties without permission?
• 2 - 16 Is it allowable to remodel the interior of registered cultural properties for other purposes?
• 2 - 17 What should I do to visit Dokdo Island?
• 2 - 18 Can I stuff natural monument animals such as eagles?
• 2 - 19 Why are some natural monument caves closed to public?
• 2 - 20 Can I collect and grow seeds or saplings designated as natural monuments?
• 2 - 21 What should I do when I found a hurt natural monument animal?
• 2 - 22 Is there a natural monument animal that I can keep at home?
• 2 - 23 Can I bring a Jindo Dog from Jindo Island and keep it at home in Seoul?
• 2 - 24 How many Korean cultural properties are located overseas? And where are they?
• 2 - 25 Is it possible that Korean cultural properties in foreign countries are designated as National Treasures or Treasures?
• 2 - 26 What do owners do if they want to know about the value of their private cultural properties?
• 2 - 27 Is it allowable to take Korean cultural properties abroad or bring those acquired overseas into the country?
• 2 - 28 What should I do if I discover cultural properties buried underground by chance?
• 2 - 29 What are protected areas?
• 2 - 30 If private properties are designated as cultural heritage by the State, what will happen to those who own or live near the properties?
• 2 - 31 What kind of national heritage are listed as State-designated cultural heritage?