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Bulguksa vs Boriam – Which Temple Speaks to Your Soul?
Should you visit Bulguksa, a UNESCO-listed temple of grand stone beauty in Gyeongju?Or is Boriam, a cliffside sanctuary above the sea in Namhae, calling your name? Both are iconic. But they offer entirely different experiences. Let’s explore them side by side so you can choose based on your vibe and purpose. Bulguksa – A Stone-Crafted Vision of Paradise 📍 Location: Gyeongju, North Gyeongsang…
What is Korea Military service??
🪖 South Korean Army Origins Modern Military South Korea’s modern military did not emerge overnight. Its origins lie in the complex, turbulent history of Korea’s liberation from Japan and the early Cold War rivalries that engulfed the peninsula. In August 1945, Korea was liberated from 35 years of Japanese colonial rule following Japan’s surrender in World War II. But this liberation quickly…
Haeinsa Temple – Korea’s Sacred Home of the Tripitaka Koreana
Haeinsa Temple is Korea’s foremost Buddhist monastery, beautifully nestled in the scenic Mount Gaya in Hapcheon, South Gyeongsang Province. Originally founded in 802 CE during the Unified Silla period by monks Suneung and Ijeong, it has, remarkably, stood for over a millennium as the nation’s revered “Dharma Treasure Temple.” Moreover, its enduring legacy continues to inspire visitors with…
Buseoksa Temple Travel – The Beauty of Muryangsujeon and the Legend of Seonmyo
🌿 Ojukheon – The Historic Birthplace of Yulgok Yi I in Gangneung
Gyeonggijeon Shrine – Discover the Royal Roots of Joseon in Jeonju
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Best 3 Historical Sites to Visit in Seoul – Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung, Jongmyo Shrine
If you’re visiting Seoul, don’t miss these three must-see historical sites. Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, and Jongmyo Shrine each offer a unique glimpse into Korea’s royal heritage. Stroll through ancient palace grounds in traditional hanbok and experience the timeless beauty of Joseon Dynasty culture. 1️⃣ Gyeongbokgung – The Main Royal Palace of Joseon Gyeongbokgung is the…
Taejo Yi Seong-gye: Founder of the Joseon Dynasty
🌿 Life of Taejo Yi Seong-gye Taejo Yi Seong-gye (1335–1408) was a military general at the end of the Goryeo dynasty and the founding monarch of Joseon. Born in Hamgyeong Province, he earned distinction subduing Jurchen tribes and defending Korea’s northern borders. Amid corruption, aristocratic power struggles, and external threats from Ming China and Japanese pirates, Yi Seong-gye emerged as a…
Pungnammun Gate – Where Jeonju’s Joseon Legacy Lives On
Pungnammun Gate is the grand southern gate of Jeonju Fortress, a historic landmark that symbolizes Jeonju’s importance during the Joseon era. Today, the stately two-story pavilion and surviving sections of the fortress wall reveal the old city’s defensive system, offering a window into Korea’s storied past. 🏯 History and Active Period Jeonju Fortress was first built in 1410 (10th year of King…
Donggureung – Walking Through the History of the Joseon Dynasty
🌿 Sajikdan – Korea’s Sacred Altar for Earth and Harvest
Image source: National Heritage Portal of Korea (heritage.go.kr) 📜 What Is Sajikdan? Sajikdan was the state altar where Korea’s kings performed solemn rites to honor the gods of earth (Sa) and grain (Jik). Built in 1395, alongside Jongmyo Shrine, Sajikdan symbolized the state’s Confucian duty: to nurture the land and ensure the people’s prosperity. For an agrarian society like Joseon Korea,…
🌿 Sajikdan – Korea’s Sacred Altar for Earth and Harvest
📚 Whispers of the Past: Seodang – Korea’s Village School of Character and Discipline
📜 What Was Seodang? A Seodang was more than a village school. It was the beating heart of Korean communities from the late Goryeo to Joseon era (13th–19th centuries). Children gathered in these humble classrooms to learn Chinese characters and Confucian values. The teacher, or Hunjang, was a respected figure—part mentor, part moral guide. Here, education meant more than memorizing texts. It…
Suwon Hwaseong Fortress – The King’s Vision Etched in Stone
Image source: National Heritage Portal of Korea (heritage.go.kr) 🏯 About Suwon Hwaseong Suwon Hwaseong Fortress is a late Joseon-era masterpiece ordered by King Jeongjo. Built between 1794 and 1796, it blends Eastern and Western military engineering into a unique planned city and royal stronghold. King Jeongjo relocated his father’s tomb to Suwon and built the fortress as both an act of filial…
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📿 Jogyesa Temple – A Serene World of Zen in the Heart of Seoul
Image source: National Heritage Portal of Korea (heritage.go.kr) Amid the urban jungle of central Seoul, Jogyesa Temple stands as the main temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, offering a moment of peace and contemplation. Just a short walk from Jonggak Station, you’ll hear the sound of wooden fish percussion and see colorful lotus lanterns, where centuries of Buddhist tradition meet…
🇰🇷✈️ Hey! If you came to Korea, where would you love to go?
Seoul’s cool city vibes?
Chilling on Jeju’s beaches?
Exploring cute Hanok villages?
Drop your dream spot in the comments! 🗺️✨
And if you tell me which region you want to visit most, I’ll share some awesome places to check out there! 🌟
Sungnyemun – Opening the Gate to Seoul's History