National Museum of Korea

The collections in Korean museums are quite rich, showing a very different and diverse Korea to tourists from all over the world. From clothing to food to local customs and practices, they are all forms that tourists are interested in and enjoy. Recommended!

From 1910 to 1945, the Korean Peninsula became a Japanese colony. After World War II, Japan withdrew its troops from the Korean Peninsula, and the US and Soviet troops entered the north and south of the Korean Peninsula. The Korean Peninsula returned to the north-south pattern before the Goryeo Dynasty, that is, before the Song Dynasty in China, with North Korea in the north and South Korea in the south. The world will eventually divide after a long period of unity, and will eventually unite after a long period of division.

It is a place where you can quickly learn about Korean history, and it also houses many precious cultural relics.

There are too few good things in museums in the Republic of Korea.