What is Bomul Yeojido?

Bomul Yeojido lets you explore Korea's National Treasures, Treasures, Historic Sites, and Natural Monuments on a map and collect the places you've actually visited as visit stamps (login required). It brings national heritage—long buried in dry administrative records—onto the map, turning real-life visits into a joy worth collecting.

Phased expansion roadmap

We expand our coverage step by step, based on official data from the Korea Heritage Service.

For Students, Educators & Heritage Enthusiasts

Planning a school project, academic research, or a field trip to Korean heritage sites? Bomul Yeojido lets you browse official names, designation numbers, locations, and descriptions for all 3,881 national heritage items (National Treasures, Treasures, Historic Sites, Natural Monuments) directly on the map. All data is sourced from Korea Heritage Service (khs.go.kr) public records, making it a reliable reference for reports, presentations, or guided visits.

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Data source

Information on National Treasures, Treasures, Historic Sites, and Natural Monuments is collected via the Korea Heritage Service Open API (khs.go.kr), and images are shown under the KOGL license. For the latest official information, see the National Heritage Portal (heritage.go.kr).

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