Explore Korea with Suho

1.   Introduction: Walking Into the Past Tucked between the majestic  Gyeongbokgung Palace  and the serene  Changdeokgung Palace  lies  Bukchon Hanok Village , a living museum of Korea’s architectural elegance. Here, narrow alleys wind through clusters of  hanok  — traditional Korean houses — some dating back to the  Joseon Dynasty (1392–1897) . Unlike an open-air museum, Bukchon is still a  residential area , meaning you’ll see locals hanging laundry, shop owners opening wooden doors, and the aroma of fresh tteok (rice cakes) drifting through the air. Whispers of Bukchon In golden hush the rooftops gleam, Where time walks slow and hearts still dream. A hanbok sways with silent grace, Through alleys carved in old embrace. The sun spills warmth on weathered stone, Each step a story, softly known. No need for words, the light will say— Some beauty only walks away. 2.  A Short History: From Aristocrats to Artisans During the Joseon era...