Buddhism Central Museum

South Korea was a vassal state of China in the Ming and Tang Dynasties, so Chinese Buddhism still had a great influence on South Korea. This Museum retains many Buddhist statues, which are worth seeing.

The Buddhist Central Museum is located on the second floor of the Korean Buddhist Cultural Memorial. Walk to Jingjingfu Palace and other ancient palaces, Rensi Cave traditional crafts shops, teahouses, etc., suitable for browsing along the road. The small and tidy facilities in the park create a relaxed and comfortable environment for visitors. On the whole, it's good.

The Buddhist Central Museum is here to experience and learn about the history of the development of local Buddhist culture.

Korean Buddhist Art Museum, the museum is not very large, but the works displayed in it are very rich, beautiful environment, there is also a collection of Buddhist things, quite famous in Korea.

There are more than 6,000 Buddhist statues, Buddhist paintings (Buddhist paintings - paintings related to Buddhism), ceramics and various folk arts and crafts. Among them, there are the most precious cultural property in Korea, such as the Yuequan Yin Picture of Yiqian, No. 1204, the Qingliangshan Hanging Buddha Frame, No. 1210, and the three Amitabha Buddha Hanging Buddha Frames, No. 123, and the Daxiong Hall Mass Picture of the Branch.