The museum covers a large area and exhibits are displayed both outdoors and in buildings. Admission to the permanent exhibition is free of charge. The plant alone is worth seeing. Among the exhibits, jewelry is a highlight, especially since such specialized techniques were used here that are still unparalleled today. Souvenirs are high quality and tasteful. Gladly allow several hours for a visit.

There is a lot to see here! There are at least four buildings with exhibitions (though one was closed when we were there - no biggie as we ran out of time anyway). It has all sorts of artifacts from Gyeong-Ju and other places in South Korea, especially from Silla-related sites. Mucho f it is in English, too, and it's very informative. It's well worth the price, and it's well-served by public transportation. There's a nice coffee shop on its premises just in case you need a break. The replicas of Bulguksa's Seokgatap and Dabotap also make great photo opportunities. Don't miss the replica of the Emile Bell, either!

Entrance to the museum is free. There are a few halls that have displays. There is a wide variety of objects from the Silla period, varying from stone relics, to pottery and very beautiful gold artifacts. The display is very nice with English explanations. The museum is very quiet, a real pleasure to walk around and enjoy all there is to see.