A black night moon rises round, the National Museum of Korea opens at night

What if you could fly away one evening and visit another world for a moment?

Go to the National Museum of Korea,
where you can leisurely view the scenery different from the daytime,
and be immersed in darkness.

In the room of thought that is usually full of people,
you can spend time alone facing the Buddhist statues,
and feel the leisure as if you were the only visitor in the museum.

After you finish your tour,
go out of the building,
and climb the stairs to see the sparkling Namsan Tower.

It will be a time when a round moon rises in your heart.

🌳 Address: 137 Seobinggo-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul

🌻 Admission: Free for permanent exhibitions
Night opening hours: Wednesdays and Saturdays until 9 p.m. (Last admission at 8:30 p.m.)

⚘ Tip
- When using the subway station,
look back before entering the station.
What does the National Museum of Korea look like shining in the dark night?

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Post by 봄그늘 | Aug 15, 2023