Centuries of Korean town life, 30 miles from Seoul. (Korean Folk Village)

From: Sunset | Date: November 1, 1986 | Copyright information

Centuries of Korean town life, 30 miles from Seoul A living history experience that's a high note for travelers, the Korean Folk Village turns a day trip from Seoul into a journey back through centuries of Korean town life. You can wander from a rustic hundred-year-old farmhouse into the courtyard of an elegantly crafted merchant's home, watch costumed potters at their wheels, see calligraphers and metalsmiths at work in age-old style.

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