The Gangneung Embroidery Museum holds a high-quality collection focusing on the traditional embroidery of Korea, China, and Japan. It houses unique artifacts specific to the Gangneung region, such as "Gangneung-su Bojagi" (embroidered wrapping cloths) and colorful quilted items (Saeksillubi). The museum conducts research, operates education programs, and develops various cultural products using embroidery contents to preserve and promote oriental beauty.

Korean embroidery is divided into "Gungsu" (Royal) and "Minsu" (Folk). Royal embroidery is characterized by elegance and technical refinement, while folk embroidery is known for its simplicity and free-spirited nature. At this museum, visitors can compare the unique features of Gangneung embroidery with those of Japanese and Chinese embroidery artifacts, all displayed in one place.

Located on the 2nd floor of Saimdang Art Center near Ojukheon, the museum is open from 09:00 to 18:00 (starts at 09:30 and ends at 17:00 in winter). Discounts are available for Gangneung residents. Experience programs such as making embroidered table mats, traditional pattern coasters, and eco-bags are available for those who apply in advance. You can also purchase handmade souvenirs and catalogs.