"The National Museum of Korea's visitorship leaped to 6.5 million in 2024, with international visitors reaching 230,000, the first time surpassing 200,000. This growth reflects a renewed global interest in Hallyu and the museum's efforts in innovative exhibition planning."
"The museum's programming included significant exhibitions tied to Korea's 80th anniversary of liberation, showcasing historical figures like Admiral Yi Sun-sin and Olympic champion Son Kee-chung, which resonated with both domestic and international audiences."
"In addition to overhauling permanent galleries, the museum hosted a loan show from France's Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac on Pacific Islander culture and opened a new permanent room dedicated to Islamic cultures, enhancing its cultural offerings."
The National Museum of Korea experienced a significant rise in visitors, reaching 6.5 million in 2024, up from 3.8 million. International visitors numbered 230,000, marking a historic milestone. The surge in interest for Hallyu, alongside innovative exhibition planning and diverse content, contributed to this growth. The museum celebrated Korea's 80th liberation anniversary with exhibitions on Admiral Yi Sun-sin and Son Kee-chung. It also featured a loan show on Pacific Islander culture and a new room for Islamic cultures, enhancing audience engagement and accessibility through digital technology.
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