Going out with no particular destination in mind? The Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines has you covered! If you are into KPop idols,...
Going out with no particular destination in mind? The Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines has you covered!
If you are into KPop idols, KDramas, K-Culture, K-Music, and more—everything Korean—this place is perfect for you, your friends (chingu), your family (gojak), or even your significant other(namja chingu or yeoja chingu)!
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The Korean Cultural Center is located in the rising metropolis of Taguig. The Korean Cultural Center, which has been developing ties between Koreans and Filipinos for many years, moved to a new location in March 2022. It is now situated at 59 Bayani Road in Taguig City, 1630 Metro Manila, where Filipinos can learn more about and experience Korean culture.
The Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines recently released a video of their six-story new structure, which was constructed in Taguig in the interior design style of Korea.
The Cultural Experience Area is located on the ground floor. This location offers a wide range of artwork and collectibles that showcase Korean culture. On the ground floor of the Korean Cultural Center, you may see Korean costumes, house architecture, traditional instruments, customs, and other aspects of their culture.
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On the building's mezzanine is the Library, which houses a huge collection of resources for Korean studies. The Library is open to all fully vaccinated people, and verification of a valid vaccination card or certificate is necessary to visit the facility.
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The Korean Cultural Center advises researchers who conduct in-depth studies of Korean culture to schedule an appointment with the library via a Google form so that the library can gather the necessary materials in advance. The library is open from Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, but it is closed on Sundays and major holidays in the Philippines and South Korea.
You can click this link to go to the library's official website, where you can find more information about their policies, services, and rules for conducting in-depth research: https://phil.korean-culture.org/en/1078/contents/555
The Language and Culture Classroom is located on the second level of the Korean Cultural Center. Everyone interested in learning about various Korean cultures and lifestyles has access to possibilities through the Korean Cultural Center. They provide free classes, and you can find out more about them and when they start by visiting their official Facebook page.
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The building's K-Studio and Cooking Class Area are located on the third floor. The area where cooking classes are held is where Korean cuisine classes are held. While dance classes and other activities are held in the K-studio.
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The Punghwa Light of Asean successfully installed its cultural attraction, which is the main focus of the structure, with assistance from its sponsors, the Korean Cultural Center, and both organizations. This can make you feel as if you are in Korea and a part of it.
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If you want to visit the Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines, follow the directions provided by the Korean Cultural Center here.
For Public Transportation:
1. Guadalupe to KCC – Take a jeep with a signage “Housing-Bayani Rd./Gate 3” alight in Jollibee. KCC is situated next to Jollibee Bayani road.
2. Market Market to KCC – Take a jeep with a signage “Housing Mckinley-Bayani Rd” or a mini bus with a signage “Gate 3 Fort Bonifacio – Bayani Rd” drop off will be at the front of KCC.
*Note: There are some cases that the mini bus will stop at Philippine Army Gym, if that is the case, ride a tricycle going to KCC instead.
3. C5 (housing terminal jeep) to KCC – take a jeep with a signage “tulay 7/11 Guadalupe bayani rd” alight in Jollibee. KCC is located next to Jollibee road.
4. SM Makati/MRT Ayala – take a jeep going to Market Market. Once in the Market Market ride a jeep again with a signage “Housing Mckinley-Bayani Rd” drop will be at the front of KCC.
5. From SLEX/Pasay (MOA Terminal along Lawton ave.) – there are jeeps going to BGC. Once in BGC, proceed to Market Market jeep terminal, ride a jeep with a signage “Housing Mckinley-Bayani Rd” drop off will be at the from of KCC.
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The Korean Cultural Center advises researchers who conduct in-depth studies of Korean culture to schedule an appointment with the library via a Google form so that the library can gather the necessary materials in advance. The library is open from Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, but it is closed on Sundays and major holidays in the Philippines and South Korea.
You can click this link to go to the library's official website, where you can find more information about their policies, services, and rules for conducting in-depth research: https://phil.korean-culture.org/en/1078/contents/555
The Language and Culture Classroom is located on the second level of the Korean Cultural Center. Everyone interested in learning about various Korean cultures and lifestyles has access to possibilities through the Korean Cultural Center. They provide free classes, and you can find out more about them and when they start by visiting their official Facebook page.
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The building's K-Studio and Cooking Class Area are located on the third floor. The area where cooking classes are held is where Korean cuisine classes are held. While dance classes and other activities are held in the K-studio.
Source: Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines
The Punghwa Light of Asean successfully installed its cultural attraction, which is the main focus of the structure, with assistance from its sponsors, the Korean Cultural Center, and both organizations. This can make you feel as if you are in Korea and a part of it.
Source: Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines
If you want to visit the Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines, follow the directions provided by the Korean Cultural Center here.
For Public Transportation:
1. Guadalupe to KCC – Take a jeep with a signage “Housing-Bayani Rd./Gate 3” alight in Jollibee. KCC is situated next to Jollibee Bayani road.
2. Market Market to KCC – Take a jeep with a signage “Housing Mckinley-Bayani Rd” or a mini bus with a signage “Gate 3 Fort Bonifacio – Bayani Rd” drop off will be at the front of KCC.
*Note: There are some cases that the mini bus will stop at Philippine Army Gym, if that is the case, ride a tricycle going to KCC instead.
3. C5 (housing terminal jeep) to KCC – take a jeep with a signage “tulay 7/11 Guadalupe bayani rd” alight in Jollibee. KCC is located next to Jollibee road.
4. SM Makati/MRT Ayala – take a jeep going to Market Market. Once in the Market Market ride a jeep again with a signage “Housing Mckinley-Bayani Rd” drop will be at the front of KCC.
5. From SLEX/Pasay (MOA Terminal along Lawton ave.) – there are jeeps going to BGC. Once in BGC, proceed to Market Market jeep terminal, ride a jeep with a signage “Housing Mckinley-Bayani Rd” drop off will be at the from of KCC.
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For Private Cars:
1. South Luzon Expressway (SLEX)
2. C5
3. EDSA
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For more information or inquiries about the Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines, you can email them at info@koreanculture.ph or call them 02-8555-1709/1711.
For more updates about South Korea’s new attractions, fashions,and styles, like and follow our social media accounts: Facebook and Twitter, or visit our official website!
Written By: Rinalyn Manlangit
Rinalyn Manlangit is a Digital Marketing Intern at PS Media Enterprise, and an incoming fourth-year BA Broadcasting student at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines- Manila.
1. South Luzon Expressway (SLEX)
2. C5
3. EDSA
Source: Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines
For more information or inquiries about the Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines, you can email them at info@koreanculture.ph or call them 02-8555-1709/1711.
For more updates about South Korea’s new attractions, fashions,and styles, like and follow our social media accounts: Facebook and Twitter, or visit our official website!
Written By: Rinalyn Manlangit
Rinalyn Manlangit is a Digital Marketing Intern at PS Media Enterprise, and an incoming fourth-year BA Broadcasting student at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines- Manila.
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