The museum is divided into three floors.
Symbolically, the left of the museum is supposed to represent the past, while the right side of the museum represents the future.
The ground floor contains parks; gardens of indigenous plants; waterfalls and pools; and a collection of pagodas, stupas, lanterns, and steles (including National Treasure of Korea No.
2, the Great Bell of Bosingak, the exemplar of Korean bells of the Joseon period).
The museum is divided into three floors. Symbolically, the left of the museum is supposed to represent the past, while the right side of the museum represents the future. The ground floor contains parks; gardens of indigenous plants; waterfalls and pools; and a collection of pagodas, stupas, lanterns, and steles (including National Treasure of Korea No. 2, the Great Bell of Bosingak, the exemplar of Korean bells of the Joseon period).
National Museum of Korea