Seoul's Hidden Hanok Gems
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4 landmarks in Seoul featured in a instagram post by Korea Tourism Org. USA, verified on Google Maps: Lee Sang's House, 청운문학도서관, Seonggyungwan and Munmyo (Temple of Confucius), and 1 more.
Lee Sang's House
Historical landmark
4.1
Explore the former residence of a renowned landscape painter. This registered cultural heritage site offers a glimpse into traditional Korean artistry and architecture. Wander through the courtyard and imagine life in 1929.
청운문학도서관
Library
4.7
Discover Seoul's first hanok-form public library, nestled at the foot of Inwangsan. Its roof, made from salvaged handmade tiles, offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity. A serene spot for quiet contemplation and reading.
Seonggyungwan and Munmyo (Temple of Confucius)
Historical landmark
4.5
Explore Korea's historic Confucian shrine and royal academy, established in 1398. Visit in November to witness the ginkgo trees turn the courtyard a brilliant gold. A profound journey into Korea's scholarly past.
Gilsangsa Temple
Buddhist temple
4.6
Admire the vibrant dancheong painted gate and the resonant bronze bell of Gilsangsa Temple. This peaceful Buddhist sanctuary, once a restaurant, offers a tranquil escape. Experience the spiritual calm amidst stunning traditional artistry.