Buyeo National Museum is a treasure trove and specialized museum of Baekje cultural heritage, starting from the Buyeo Historic Site Preservation Society in 1929 and upgraded to a national museum in 1975.
Buyeo National Museum is a treasure trove and specialized museum of Baekje cultural heritage, starting from the Buyeo Historic Site Preservation Society in 1929 and upgraded to a national museum in 1975. This place gained nationwide fame especially for housing the national treasure, the Gilt-bronze Incense Burner of Baekje, discovered at the Neungsan-ri temple site in Buyeo. The Gilt-bronze Incense Burner of Baekje is a masterpiece showing the outstanding technology and artistry of the Baekje people, and the museum operates a dedicated exhibition hall for this artifact, 'Baekjedaehyangnogwan', delivering deep impressions to visitors.
In addition to this, you can vividly experience the brilliant Baekje culture through various Baekje artifacts such as Buddhist statues called the 'Smile of Baekje' and roof tiles that show the essence of Baekje architecture.
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