A Special Time Exploring the Life and Culture of the Joseon Dynasty Royal Family at the National Palace Museum 2nd Floor

Today afternoon, I visited the National Palace Museum and had a special time exploring the life and culture of the Joseon Dynasty royal family. The exhibition hall was filled with the daily necessities, ceremonial tools, and splendid decorations of the king and queen. The space showcasing the royal treasures was particularly impressive with its intricate details and splendor, allowing visitors to appreciate the artistic sensibilities of the time. 📌 Points for Solo Travelers Recommended Experience: Take your time to slowly explore the exhibited artifacts and imagine the life of the Joseon royal family. Hidden Spot: Museum rooftop observatory → A place where you can see Gyeongbokgung Palace and the Seoul cityscape at a glance. Snack Recommendation: Warm citron tea and rice cake set (6,500 KRW) sold at a traditional tea house near the museum. 🚨 Precautions Observe quietly inside and be considerate of other visitors. Some artifacts may have photography restrictions, so be sure to check the notices. It is recommended to check the museum's operating hours in advance before visiting. The museum is a space where you can feel the splendor and history of the Joseon royal family up close, and the exhibition can provide a lot of inspiration. I don't know when it will open, but I would like to visit again when there is a special exhibition! 🌸