About this tour
Explore Hallyu! The Korean Wave, a major exhibition running at the National Museum of Australia from December 2025 through May 2026. This hour-long visit traces South Korea's cultural dominance across film, television, music, and fashion over the past two decades. The museum's central Canberra location makes it accessible by public transport, and the entire venue is wheelchair-friendly with equipment available for hire.
Highlights
- South Korean cinema, TV dramas, and music industry evolution
- Fashion and style trends that shaped global pop culture
- Interactive displays on K-pop's worldwide impact
- Behind-the-scenes content from major entertainment productions
- Fully accessible galleries with mobility aids available
What to expect
You'll move through galleries documenting how Korean entertainment conquered global audiences. Expect displays featuring film posters, costume pieces, music videos, and production artefacts that chart the industry's growth from regional success to worldwide phenomenon. The exhibition balances historical context with contemporary cultural impact, so you'll see both archive material and newer items reflecting recent trends. Allow your full hour to read panels and engage with interactive elements without rushing. The museum can get busy, particularly on weekends.
Good to know
Collect your ticket at the Information Hub with your printed or digital voucher and photo ID matching your booking name. Parking is charged separately at arrival. Prams, wheelchairs, and motorised scooters are available for hire from the Information Desk. Public transport options serve the venue well.
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