Publisher: Dong-Asia
175 pages
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| >>>This book is written in English. |
About This Book
A cultural journey into the Soul of Seoul. A perfect gift to your friends or
associates who are either non-Korean or Korean immigrant who's not familar with
things Korean.
Contents:
- Explore the Heart of the Fascinating City of Seoul
- Gyeongbokgung Palace: The Official Principal Palace of the Joseon Dynasty
Built on an Auspicious Site
- Gwanghwamun Gate
- Geunjeongjeon: Royal Audience Chamber of Gyeongbokgung Palace
- Gyeonghoeru, the Official Garden of Gyeongbokgung Palace
- Sajeongjeon: the King's Political Space
- Gangnyeongjeon and Gyotaejeon: the King and the Queen's Sleeping Quarters
- Flower Wall and Chimney in Jagyeongjeon
- Hyangwonjeong, a Rear Garden that Harbors a Sad Story
- On the Way out of Gyeongbokgung Palace
- Layout for Gyeonbokgung Palace
- Bukchon: Refined Charms of Traditional Korean Houses and Alleyways
- An Elite Neighborhood of the Past
- Yun Bo-Seon's House: the Largest and Greatest Structure in Bukchon
- Arumjigi Office: an Exquisitely Refined Traditional House
- Mystery of the Korean Paper Hanji
- Ondol: a Highly Effective Heating System
- A Walk along the Fascinating Bukchon Alleyways
- Along the Bukchon Hanokgil Alley
- Other Alleys That Are Worth Your Visit
- Map of Bukchon
- Insa-dong: A Fusion Street with a Millennial History
- Scenes from the Way to Insa-dong
- A Delicate Order in Disorder
- A Tast of Trasitional: Tea
- Genuine Experience of Korean Food
- Spoons and Chopsticks in Korean Food Culture
- A Tableful of Food to Please Every Palate
- Korean Cuisine: An Ideal Healthy Diet
- A Shopping District with a Strong Sense of Antiquity
- Places of Interest along the Alleyways
- An Encounter with Buddhism in Downtown Seoul: Jogyesa Temple and Its
Neighborhood
- Map of Insa-dong
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