A display case of Neolithic era ceramics found in Korea.
Ten-story Stone Pagoda from Gyeongcheonsa Temple Site
Korean children are permanently attached to their cell phones.
Hello all! Long time no post! This first post back on my blog comes from a recent trip up to Seoul during my winter vacation. One of the major highlights for myself was the National Museum of Korea.
Personally, I love museums. I always have. The National Museum of Korea is a beautiful history museum in the heart of Seoul, just north of the Han River. If you’re in Seoul and you have any interest in the history of the Korean peninsula, or any interest in history in general, I definitely recommend you stop by. Their collections are fantastic, and displayed quite well. The layout is quite open, and very conducive to random wanderings through the past. I will certainly be visiting again the next time that I’m up in Seoul.
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