A Place to Experience Korea's National Treasures

The National Museum of Korea, highly recommended for a museum tour in Seoul, features a total of 7 permanent exhibition halls and 39 rooms. ✔️ 1st Floor: Prehistoric and Ancient History Hall, Medieval and Early Modern History Hall ✔️ 2nd Floor: Calligraphy and Painting Hall, Donation Hall ✔️ 3rd Floor: World Culture Hall, Comprehensive Craft Hall One of the most eye-catching exhibits upon entry is the Gyeongcheonsa Ten-Story Stone Pagoda, a national treasure. It has been relocated indoors for display, and its grandeur is truly breathtaking. If you're visiting Seoul, this is a must-see. The pagoda, originally built during the late Goryeo period, was once moved to Japan but has since been returned and reinstalled in Korea. Be sure to go up to the 3rd floor and capture a panoramic photo of the pagoda from the top to the bottom. It's absolutely stunning. In addition to this, the museum also preserves various attractions, ranging from media art installations to massive artifacts, making it a place full of things to see. Admission is free. 📍 National Museum of Korea