Oriental Waves

  Hello, everyone! Today, we will talk about the hidden gems of Seoul, Bukchon Hanok Village. This is a village lined with beautiful hanoks, a combination of tradition and modernity. Let me introduce in detail what I felt while exploring Bukchon Hanok Village in person and the recommended courses. Located between Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village is a well-preserved area of Seoul's traditional hanoks. It is known as an important historical site as well, an area inhabited by aristocrats during the Joseon Dynasty. Even today, it has retained the architectural style and scenery of that time, making it a popular attraction for many tourists. Entering the Hanok Village, it feels really warm and cozy. The combination of the traditional Hanok's round roofs, wooden pillars, and the narrow and cute charms of the alleys make you forget the time. Special Experience in Hanok Village One of the special experiences I felt while walking through Bukchon Hanok...

  Everyone, today we will talk about Jogyesa Temple, which is located in the center of Seoul. Jogyesa Temple is the headquarters of Korean Buddhism and is loved by many people. It is a special place where you can feel culture and history beyond just a religious space. Introduction to Jogyesa Temple Located in Jongno-gu, Seoul, Jogyesa Temple is a historic temple that was founded in 1395. It is the headquarters of the Jogyesa Temple, which is visited by many tourists and believers every year. Located in the middle of the city, the combination of modern Seoul and traditional temples is impressive. In particular, Jogyesa Temple is famous not only for its beauty, but also for its space where various cultural events and programs take place. the beauty of Jogyesa Temple When you enter Jogyesa Temple, the first thing you notice is the colorful lanterns. Various colored lanterns are hung in the courtyard here, creating a festive atmosphere. Visitors have fun taking pictures in the beautifu...