On 14 March 2025, a total of 14 students and mentors from Korea University's GETPPP program visited the National Palace Museum of Korea, located in Jongno-gu, Seoul, for a meaningful field trip. The visit was designed to provide participants with a deeper understanding of the history and traditional culture of the Korean royal family.

As the students explored the museum's various exhibitions, they had the opportunity to gain a vivid understanding of the historical context and cultural characteristics of Korea through the history of the Joseon Dynasty and the royal artefacts, artworks, and household items. Through the museum's systematic and in-depth exhibits, they were able to gain a new appreciation for the value and historical significance of the royal culture, especially through direct observation of the royal attire and items used in various royal events.

During the visit, students from various countries showed great interest and excitement in seeing Korea's royal heritage, which is difficult to access in their own countries. In addition, lively Q&As and discussions were held between mentors and students during the visit, enabling students to make comparisons with their own cultural backgrounds and promote richer cultural exchange and understanding.

The students from different countries showed great interest in Korea's unique royal heritage, which is different from their own, and actively asked questions and shared their opinions, which enhanced their understanding of cultural similarities and differences between countries and provided a meaningful platform for cross-cultural exchange.

After the tour, the participants had lunch together, sharing their impressions and feelings from the museum visit and gaining a deeper understanding of each other's culture and historical background.