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Facebook The National Museum of Korea is the best-known and extensive museum in Korea. More than 12,044 pieces are always on display in our six permanent exhibition sections, where visitors can examine numerous national treasures of Korea, including Pensive Bodhisattva (Korean National Treasure No.78 or No.83), Goryeo Celadon Openwork Burner (No.95), Ten-Story Pagoda from Gyeongcheonsa Temple-Site (No.86), and Gold Crown from Silla (No.191).
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Medieval and Early Modern History
The Medieval and Early Modern History section displays historical and cultural items from the Goryeo Dynasty(918-1392), Joseon Dynasty(1392-1897), and Korean Empire (1897-1910), tracing the events, conflicts, and achievements that marked the three most significant periods of Korea's national development.
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Prehistory and Ancient History
The Prehistory and Ancient History section displays artifacts that represent some of the earliest evidence of Korean civilization and culture.
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Calligraphy and Painting
The Calligraphy and Painting section displays masterful examples of traditional Korean painting, Buddhist painting, and calligraphy.
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Donated Collection
The Donated Collection Gallery is a space that showcases cultural heritage items gifted to the National Museum of Korea.
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Room of Quiet Contemplation
The Room of Quiet Contemplation features two pensive bodhisattva statues, each designated as National Treasure of Korea.
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Sculpture and Crafts
The Sculpture and Crafts section displays many of the world's finest specimens of Buddhist sculpture, metal arts, and ceramics.
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World Art
The World Art Section displays a multitude of artwork and cultural objects that reflect the universal aspects of Asian culture while simultaneously representing the unique characteristics of each country.
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