Buyeo National Museum국립부여박물관

At a glance

Buyeo National Museum tells the story of Sabi, Baekje's last capital, and of the wider region. Its permanent galleries cover prehistory, with Bronze and Iron Age finds from South Chungcheong, Baekje history and Baekje Buddhist art, while stone Buddhas and pagodas stand in an outdoor gallery; around 1,000 objects are on show. The present building opened in 1993 and is arranged around an octagonal courtyard inspired by traditional architecture. The collection's roots go back to 1929, when a local society began gathering Baekje relics in an old government guesthouse.

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Buyeo National Museum · 3 tours & tickets

1. KlookDaedunsan foliage & Buyeo heritage day tourA 13-hour autumn day tour from Seoul: the Daedunsan cable car and Geumgang suspension bridge, then Buyeo National Museum, home of the Gilt-bronze Incense Burner of Baekje. Runs in foliage season only.Book
2. KKdayDaedunsan foliage & Buyeo heritage day tourA 13-hour autumn day tour from Seoul with the Daedunsan cable car and a hike, then about an hour at Buyeo National Museum. Runs in foliage season only.Book
3. GetYourGuideMt. Daedun foliage & Buyeo National Museum tourAn autumn day tour from Seoul to see the foliage on Mt. Daedun, followed by a visit to Buyeo National Museum. Runs in foliage season only.Book

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Tips

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  Jeongnimsa Temple Site and its Baekje pagoda are less than 1 km away, so the two pair well on foot.
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  The tours sold here run only in autumn foliage season.

Nearby

Jeongnimsa Temple Site Five-story Stone PagodaOne of only two stone pagodas left from the Baekje kingdom, standing on the site of a vanished temple in the middle of Buyeo.Seodong Park and Gungnamji PondA Baekje royal pond dug south of the palace in Buyeo, now ringed by lotus fields that bloom for a festival every July.Baengmagang River CruiseBoats modeled on Baekje-era yellow-sail ships glide along the Baengmagang River beneath Nakhwaam Cliff and Goransa Temple.Baekje Cultural LandA historical theme park in Buyeo that rebuilds a Baekje royal palace, a royal temple with a five-story wooden pagoda and an early Baekje fortress.