The Independence Hall of Korea is the only cultural space in the country that offers visitors a fascinating combination of the country’s history, nature, and culture, with a focus on Korea’s successful fight for independence from Japan. It boasts seven spacious exhibition halls and other facilities featuring historical sculptures including a park with remnants of the dismantled building that housed the Japanese Government-General. Other attractions, such as the Maple Tree Path, Mugunghwa Theme Park, and White Lotus Pond make the most of the stunning natural surroundings. Equipped with a convention hall, auditorium, and meeting rooms for various academic symposiums, the grounds also feature outdoor spaces for large exhibitions and expositions.