The National Museum of Korea moved to Yongsan and reopened in 2005, receiving much public interest and affection ever since. Visitors can fully enjoy and experience its seven permanent exhibition halls organized by era and theme, special exhibition halls showcasing diverse content, exhibition commentary programs to aid understanding, a children's museum for sensory learning, various educational programs, and immersive content utilizing advanced technology. The permanent exhibition halls display 9,884 artifacts, which are periodically rotated considering external exhibition schedules and the preservation status of the relics. The museum also strives for excellence in various areas, including the collection and preservation of its foundational holdings and academic research.