Partnering with the National Museum of Korea, NHN started to offer the “Museum View” service from December 29 (Thu), 2011. NHN is an operator of NAVER, the Korea’s leading search portal.

The “Museum View” service, which is offered through NAVER maps (map.naver.com), presents 3-D panoramic images of all the exhibition halls of the National Museum of Korea. The service now helps museum lovers to browse or closely examine online a great variety of relics from the Paleolithic Period to the Joseon Period in the museum with zoomable high resolution images, which give them an experience as if they are right there in front of the relics.

The Museum View guides viewers to the museum’s entire permanent exhibitions displayed in 52 galleries, and will be extended for the special exhibitions, too. NHN and the museum also plan to provide information of the relics in texts and voices during the first half of 2012. 

“Museum View” service (National Museum of Korea) >> Go 

Silla Gallery seen through the Museum View service

Exhibition of the Amitabhā Buddha from Gamsansa Temple Site

seen through the Museum View service

Zoomed-in image of the Amitabhā Buddha from Gamsansa Temple Site

seen through the Museum View service