Originally, veterans’ villages were places to accommodate soldiers and their families
Therefore, people living in veterans’ villages have become “outsiders” in the local population
Precisely because of this, the village customs and culture here are more diverse, almost integrating the characteristics of all directions
The Veterans’ Village Cultural Center was established in 2008
Its significance is to protect the unique village culture of veterans’ villages from being gradually lost in the times
Opening hours: closed on Mondays, 9:00 – 17:00 from Tuesdays to Sundays
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