Recommended for date courses and family trips! Review of the National Museum of Korea

I visited the National Museum of Korea located in Yongsan, Seoul. From the entrance, the open scenery looked like a beautiful painting. The lush green lawn, serene pond, and traditional buildings in the distance were truly picturesque. As soon as I entered the museum, the calm and tranquil atmosphere made me feel at ease. The exhibition halls were spacious and quiet, perfect for leisurely viewing. In the media art space, old stories unfolded through light and sound, creating a feeling as if time had stopped. The most impressive exhibit was the recreation of a traditional Joseon-era house. From the tiled roof to the jangdokdae (traditional Korean jars) and the wooden floor, every detail was meticulously represented, offering an immersive experience. Looking at the ancient artifacts, I felt as though I had traveled back in time. The soft lighting added a touch of elegance to each exhibit. Not only the indoor spaces but also the outdoor garden was perfect for a relaxing stroll. It was an ideal spot for a day trip, providing a peaceful and soothing environment.