Thanks to BTS, we can even encounter Korean cultural heritage at the British Museum.

It is said that BTS is conducting a special program with the British Museum to promote Korean cultural heritage.

This program is an event linked to the London World Tour, and it is said to have been organized to allow visitors to experience our cultural heritage in a more interesting way at the Korean Gallery of the British Museum.

Especially the 5th studio album Arirang The fact that it is a connected composition feels even more meaningful.

It is said that you can naturally experience the beauty of our culture while touring various cultural heritage items that represent Korea, such as the sarangbang, moon jars, gold earrings, and roof tiles.

Also, a song included in the album No.29 There is also a program inspired by the sound of the Great King Seongdeok Bell, so it seems it will offer a unique experience where music and cultural heritage blend together.

Visitors can explore the exhibition via QR code and participate in a participatory campaign where they share artifacts connected to their lives on social media in response to the question, "What is your Arirang?"

Beyond a simple exhibition, I find it truly meaningful that people all over the world are becoming interested in Korean culture and history through BTS's music.