Facts about Korea - About Korea
A service operated by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism that receives reports of inaccurate information about Korea found overseas and works to correct it.
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National Museum of Korean Contemporary History
The National Museum of Korean Contemporary History is Korea’s first museum recording the nation’s comprehensive history from the late nineteenth century to current time. -
National Folk Museum of Korea
Located inside Gyeongbokgung Palace, the National Folk Museum of Korea presents historical artifacts that were used in the daily lives of Korean people in the past. -
Korea Food Promotion Institute
Introduce Korean foods and provide information on Korean food culture -
National Symbols
Introduce the symbols of Korea (Taegeukgi, national anthem, Mugunghwa) -
Korea House
Enjoy traditional Korean culture by learning through direct experience: spicy Kimchi, delicious Bulgogi, the Korean martial art Taekgyeon and exciting Samulnori. -
The War Memorial of Korea
The War Memorial of Korea, the home of Peace, with the lives of many heroes who fought to protect peace and the hearts of every individual who hopes for peace. -
The Independence hall of Korea
The Independence Hall of Korea shows the spirit and efforts of the Korean people in overcoming the national crises they faced in the modern period and especially during the Japanese colonial era -
KOCIS (Korean Culture and Information Service)
It has served as a hub for cultural exchange and a comprehensive platform for disseminating K-Content. -
National Hangeul Museum
It is an exhibition space dedicated to expanding our understanding of Hangeul and experimenting with the convergence of Hangeul and various other fields
