National Palace Museum of Korea

The National Palace Museum of Korea displays 500 years of history with approximately 45,000 artifacts from the Joseon Dynasty, including handwritten texts and poems by ancient kings, clothes of kings, jewelry and other holdings belonging to the royal class in Korea, and the most prominent holdings of the museum is the royal car to Emperor Sunjong; The last king of the Joseon Dynasty. The museum also highlights the rain gauge, an invention dating back to the Joseon era. The museum also offers an educational program called "Experience Royal Culture", which is suitable for people of all ages, and helps learn about the greatness and history of Korean kings. .