7,000-Year-Old Petroglyphs Revived Through Light and Sound

World Heritage Festival Program at Bangu-dae in Ulsan
Daytime Experiences and Nighttime Tours from September 8 to 19

Bangu-daee Petroglyphs in Daegok-ri, Ulju / National Heritage Agency.

The Bangu-dae Petroglyphs, created 7,000 years ago, will be brought back to life through light and performances. This will take place during a special event planned by the National Heritage Administration and the National Heritage Promotion Agency, as part of the World Heritage Festival held in Ulju-gun, Ulsan, from September 8 to 19, 2026. From September 8 to 12 and September 15 to 19, "Bangu-dae Night Walk—Under the Moon, Bangu-dae" will be performed twice each night.

This program allows visitors to walk around the petroglyphs while experiencing a laser show, holograms, and a media façade. Dance performances, media façades, and a laser show are integrated to create scenes where the animals depicted in the petroglyphs appear to come alive. Each session is limited to 40 participants.

During the daytime, an educational program designed for kindergarten and daycare children will be held twice daily from September 8 to 10 and September 15 to 17. In the seminar room of the Ulsan Petroglyph Museum, children will learn about the prehistoric lives represented in the petroglyphs and explore their meaning through coloring activities.

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