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Visitors Surge After Petroglyphs Along Bangucheon Stream Named UNESCO World Heritage Site
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- Since the Petroglyphs along the Bangucheon Stream were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List last July, monthly visitors to the Ulsan Petroglyph Museum have risen by more than 75 percent on average.
- As of late December 2025, the museum had welcomed a cumulative total of over 1.56 million visitors, and foreign visitors nearly doubled compared with 2024.
- The museum is holding a special exhibition through February 28, and a family program, Amgakhwa Gongjakso, will be held on Saturday, January 31.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 반구천의 암각화 세계유산 등재 후 관람객 급증
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