There are five quaint traditional buildings in Seoul Namsangol Hanok Village.
1. Jaesil of Yun Taekyong in Jegidong
2. House of Queen Yun Sunjeonghyo in Ogindong
3. House of Dophyeonsu Lee Seugup in Samgakdong
4. House of Bumadowi Park Yonghyo in Gwanhundong
5. House of Owijang Kim Chunyoung in Samcheongdong
1. Jaesil of Yun Taekyong in Jegidong
2. House of Queen Yun Sunjeonghyo in Ogindong
3. House of Dophyeonsu Lee Seugup in Samgakdong
4. House of Bumadowi Park Yonghyo in Gwanhundong
5. House of Owijang Kim Chunyoung in Samcheongdong
These houses were shifted and restored in Namsangol Hanok Village. Due to the shabby condition, the residence of Yun family was rebuilt in Namsangol Hanok Village.
Koreans will leave no stone unturned in preserving their cultural heritage. "Look East Policy" had been initiated by former Prime Minister of Malaysia, Dr. Mahathir Mohamad since 1981. How it ended up? Well, it's incredibly interesting!
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Seoul Youth Cultural Exchange Centre
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