The National Palace Museum of Korea, under the Korea Heritage Service, is a museum dedicated to the history and culture of the Joseon royal court and the Korean Empire. Its collections and exhibitions offer visitors a closer look at royal politics, daily life, art, ceremonies and science. Located at Gyeongbokgung, the museum presents permanent galleries across three floors, with displays on Joseon kings, royal life, the Korean Empire, court painting, royal rituals and scientific culture. Exhibits are periodically refreshed to help preserve the objects.

The museum also offers special exhibitions, recommended artifact features, videos and digital resources, including 3D presentations. Its educational programs serve children, families, school groups and adults, with in-person and online activities, learning materials and videos. Visitors can explore collection records, heritage objects, research publications and conservation stories, and apply to view, reproduce or access collection images. Additional services include group and event reservations, facility rental, a library, visitor amenities and a museum shop.