1. Butterfly dance:
Butterfly dance, one of the ritual dances performed at religious services of buddahism, has been popular among the public since the days of the Yi Dynasty. Designed as an offering to Buddha, the butterfly dance is classified into 15 parts, according to the ritual proceedings. This dance is performed in a very devout manner with out moving head, clad in a white monk with sleeves which are like the wings of a butterfly, and putting on a gorgeously decorated large monk hat. Sometimes this dance is performed with a peony flower in each of the dancer's hands.

2. Victory dance:
Designated as important material cultural property No.21, this dance is also called tongyong drum dance. During the japanse invasion of Korea around the end of the 16th century, Admiral Yi Soon-shin called in women entertainers (kisaing girls) of the tongyong district, and had them dance for the purpose of boosting the morale of Korean warriors. Thus, kisaing girls used to perform this dance singing a song expressing their deep respects to the Admiral for his sublime spirit of loyalty and high virtues, and praying for his victory over the japanese invaders. Women, clad in red, blue, black and white respectively, perform this dance going round a drum.