About
Open-Air Museum-Living Village located within the boundaries of Macunköy, a district of Beypazarı, the Anatolian Open-Air Museum - Living Village is established on an area of approximately 12 decares. The Living Village is designed with the aim of presenting Anatolian culture in a holistic manner. This holistic approach is supported by authentic examples of residential architecture from the seven geographical regions of Anatolia. The museum enables the exhibition of each valuable element of Anatolian folklore, emphasizing regional differences. It serves the purpose of preserving, sustaining, and embedding cultural heritage in public memory through applied museology techniques. Information within the museum is provided through two methods. The first is through museum interpreters and guides. Dressed in traditional costumes appropriate to the historical period being portrayed, the guides accompany visitors throughout their tour. The second method is based on the technique of radio drama, which is used to convey information in an engaging and narrative format.