Traditional Korean House of famous Writer's

in #travel6 years ago (edited)

There are several places you could see the place in where they had lived. Through those places you could estimate how Koreans had been living in the past.

Among those places, Seongbuk Dong is very excellent place you can visit easily. There is not far from the downtown. Besides there are plenty of restaurants of the locals’ favorite.

In this posting, I’d like to introduce you the traditional house of famous writer.
This house had been estimated to be built early 1900 years.
It shows the traditional architecture of the novel family.

This house have been preserved well, and it turned into the traditional tea caffe.
I dropped by this house with my younger brother.
He is half specialist on the traditional culture in Korea.
He recommended me to stop by.

At the entrance, it was something special. The gate was so beautiful. It showed the beauty of the traditional view of point. In Choson dynasty, even the novels could not built the extravagancy architecture.

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The name of this house is Soo Yeon San Bang.
In Choson Dynasty each house has had it's own name.

The novels needed to enjoy the moderate beauty. The luxury house could be blamed.
In this respect the writer’s house would be believed as the representative architecture of early 1900 years.

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As passing through the main gate, you can not see the main building directly. The road to from the gate to the main building was not straight, it was bend over. Indirectness is a key concept of the traditional architecture in Korea. You could notice this tendency of indirectness in Buddhist temple. I hope to explain this concept of Buddhist architecture next chance.

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So you could see the side of the main house , when entering into the house.

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In front of the main building, there is a small garden. The Garden in Korean Architecture is nature friendly style. In Japan, the garden is apt to be artificial than Korean.

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The one characteristic of the novel’s architecture is the pavilion. The paivilion had played very important role in the past. The novels had used to enjoy the poem and the brush writings together in the pavilion.

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So for the novels, the pavilion was very important to show their level of the culture.

We sat in the room and ordered tea. I took some photos of inside

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There were windows having interesting patterns.

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I hope you to understand the korean traditional architecture with this posting.

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Beautiful pictures and a cool story!

Amazed to see such a stunning pictures

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Nice to take us to the house and show it with your pictures @slowwalker
And that you give us so much info about the house of the famous author.
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wow i wish i could experience something like this!

What an attractive decoration!

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nice pictures~

Thank you for sharing this @slowwalker, it is very interesting to see how this house of famous writers has transitioned in to a traditional tea cafe - it's always great to see historical places being used like this.

I am fascinated by Korean (and most of Asia's) architecture - having studied engineering, and having worked in modelling structures too, I have always had an interest in architecture. Thank you again for sharing this excellent piece.

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Beautiful Korea! Thanks for sharing.
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This type of structure carries and hold cultural values and tradition years after years. Appreciate you for sharing your in-depth thought.

Should not be surprised that the author lives here,this house is a complete inspiration.Thanks for this beautiful post.

Agree+ dream of living there

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Hi @slowwalker 🙋🙋you've had a beautiful ride..a different community, but I like architecture very much..
thank you for showing us this place 🙏🙏

The style of decorating is what i find the most impresive!

Interesting and romantik places.

Wow.....excellent article about architecture......lovely shots of the house and interior......really enjoyed reading it....keep up the good work...:)

Thank you for sharing. So helpful

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Always fascinating to learn about different cultures especially things like this :)

Beautiful Pictures and I like the designs of the architecture. It would be nice to see a contrast of what a newly built property in Korea looks like versus this 1900 century property.

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This very nice photography i like it travel thanks for sharing this history carry on..

Thank you for stopping by

Interesting article @slowwalker and pictures are out class.

Great Pictures! I'm looking forward for your coming posts!

Another wonderful journey into the past. Thank you for sharing your journeys.

your photography is very beautiful and you know how to and when to capture. This post is very informative. Thank you for taking us all to this magistic tour.

Hi slowwalker. This is very beautiful place. You visited this place. Thanks for sharing.

Wow this is superb and quality in Korean. But my question is, did you pay for this before they allow you to enter those houses?
Please in last post when you visit kang kyeong city, what is the name of this museum? Thanks
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Really nice write up @slowwalker. Thanks a lot. Interesting to see the difference between Japanese and Korean architecture. I learnt a lot. Keep up the good work and travel safe :)

I wish to have a chance to study comparative architectures between Korea and Japan

It looks rather pretty in the snow.

Thank you for introducing Korean culture.

WOW this is best example to use unused place.

I think so

I can't believe the house is estimated to be built since 1900 but it's still this artful
I love the view of it

Thank you for dropping by

Beautiful architecture. In my own opinion, I think Asian countries have one of the best architectural designs for buildings..

Even when old, they still look amazingly beautiful.

Thanks @slowwalker

Hahaha
Each country has it’s own architecture which is the best in their circumstances

Hope I can travel there soon

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