Korean Relics: Museum Guide

Preview before the museum, stamp after the visit. Korea's national museums are having a moment — and once you know the stories, every gallery hits different. Korean Relics is a pocket guide to 207 masterpieces from Korea's national museums, with high-resolution photos and friendly bite-size explanations in 17 languages. 🏺 A gallery of National Treasures The Pensive Bodhisattva, the White Porcelain Moon Jar, the Great Gilt-bronze Incense Burner of Baekje, the gold crowns of Silla, and more — 207 relics including 45 National Treasures and 43 Treasures, browsable by era, type, and museum. 🔍 Tap to zoom every detail Tap to enlarge the inlaid patterns of Goryeo celadon or the jade pendants of a gold crown. Every image is bundled in high resolution. 📖 Friendly explanations in your language No stiff museum-speak. Each relic gets a one-minute story about why it matters. ⭐ Collect & stamp Save relics you love with a ★, and add a 🏛 stamp when you meet the real thing at the museum. Watch your completion rate grow by museum and by era. 🗓 Relic of the Day One relic every evening at 8 PM — a one-minute daily culture habit. 📤 Share relic cards Turn any relic into a beautiful shareable image card. 100% offline. No login, no account. The whole guide works in airplane mode — perfect for travel in Korea. Great for - Museum day-trippers who want context before they go - Parents visiting museums with kids - Travelers exploring Korean culture - Anyone who enjoys completing a collection ★ This is an unofficial fan guide, not affiliated with any museum. Images and collection data come from e-Museum of Korea under KOGL Type 1 (attribution), with a link to the original record on every relic page. Exhibits rotate — check each museum's website before visiting. Made by an independent developer (RealTunaLove); it does not represent the National Museum of Korea or any government agency. 📌 Sources: e-Museum https://www.emuseum.go.kr · National Museum of Korea https://www.museum.go.kr