At Baek In-je House in Bukchon, I experienced the traditional culture of old Korean houses.

Visiting the Baek In-je House located in Bukchon, I was able to fully immerse myself in the tradition and charm of a nobleman's house from the Joseon Dynasty. Strolling through the elegant hanok-style architecture and the neatly arranged courtyard, I found it fascinating to catch a glimpse of the spaciousness and aesthetic sense that people of the past might have enjoyed. 🍁

🔮 By closely observing the intricate craftsmanship in the woodwork, roof tiles, and traditional windows, I realized that old houses were more than just living spaces—they were places where life, culture, and art harmonized. Touring the Baek In-je House offered a unique experience that felt like a meeting of the past and present, leaving a lasting impression on my heart.

Post by 에메랄드 바다 | Oct 28, 2025

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