JEJU ISLAND Seongeup Folk Village in full bloom with spring flowers, Seoul Travel Walker.

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 Jeju Seongeup Folk Village is famous for being a place where you can see Jeju’s traditional houses and cultural heritage. Houses surrounded by stone walls display Jeju's unique architectural style, and Jeju's traditional daily necessities and tools are on display.

Within the village, residents dressed in traditional clothing live and demonstrate folk crafts, and programs are also operated where people can experience traditional food and culture. Through this, visitors can directly experience and understand Jeju’s traditional culture and life. In addition, around Jeju Seongeup Folk Village, there are various cultural heritage sites and tourist attractions such as Seongeup Shrine, Seongeup Bonhyangdang, and Jeju Hyanggyo, making it a good place to visit together. Jeju Seongeup Folk Village is a recommended place for those who want to experience Jeju’s history and traditions. Your "Subscriptions" and "Likes" are new Hot Spots, Hot Place, It is a great help in showing beautiful scenery and healing destinations. With ‘Seoul Travel Walker’, even a long way becomes closer. Have a nice day. (^_^)v ======================================================================== ▶Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/SgQ1472RyKuA3... ▶Google Blog: https://hikoreawalker.blogspot.com ▶Instagram:   / seoultravelwalker   ▶Business Inquiry: hiwalker00@gmail.com #JejuFolkVillage#JejuIsland#SEOUL

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[4K] Seoul Walk - To Escape the Heat, Water Fun in the Summer Season at Gwanaksan Valley in Seoul.

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  Hello, My friends. I am 'Seoul 4K Walker' who share healing videos with you. Today, I took a picture of the summer vacation season in Gwanaksan Valley over the weekend. Gwanaksan Park is a place where you can enjoy a summer vacation with family and friends. It is a natural park in the heart of the city. Vacationers set up tents and mats around the valley. Stretch out and enjoy swimming and vacations. In the valley walking along the Gwanaksan Dulle-gil Cool and clear water is abundant. At the beginning of the valley, you can see people already seated and resting. Gwanaksan is a mountain on the border between Gwanak-gu and Geumcheon-gu in Seoul and Anyang-si and Gwacheon-si in Gyeonggi-do. The highest peak, Yeonjudae, is 629m above sea level and is located on 1,500 peaks and hills. There are temples scattered throughout, and there is a beautiful scenery that changes with the seasons. Various convenience facilities, including the gateway, and hiking trails are well maintained,
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SEOUL International Fireworks Festival 2023 with 1 MILLION PEOPLE. Seoul Travel Walker.

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  The World Fireworks Festival 2023 was a success with 1 million people keeping order under police control. We show you live footage of citizens enjoying themselves with colorful fireworks. Your "Subscriptions" and "Likes" are new Hot Spots, Hot Place, It is a great help in showing beautiful scenery and healing destinations. With ‘Seoul Travel Walker’, even a long way becomes closer. Have a nice day. (^_^)v ======================================================================== ▶Map: https://goo.gl/maps/tHJN6Tjhhqesjk9s6 ▶Google Blog: https://hikoreawalker.blogspot.com ▶Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seoulTravel... ▶Business Inquiry: hiwalker00@gmail.com #SeoulFireworks #Hangang #HangangPark
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Moran Traditional Market Opens Every 5 Days, 2022 Korean Lunar New Year holidays Pre Market Shopping

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  Hello, My friends. I am 'Seoul 4K Walker' who share healing videos with you. Today, three days before the Lunar New Year, I took a picture of the 5-day Moran Folk Market. Located in Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, there is a Moran market that has everything except none. It is famous for its 5-day market. The peony market always seems to be missing out on medicinal herbs and health foods that are beneficial to the body. The origins of the Moran market are as follows. "Moran Minsok O-il Jang" : Moran Traditional Market opens every 5 days. The origins of the Moran market began with a man named Kim Chang-suk, who left South Korea behind his single mother in Pyongyang, North Korea. In 1964, he reclaimed the area around the current Moran Market, reminiscent of Moranbong Peak in Pyongyang with his longing for his mother who missed the place. It was called "Moran". In this space, Kim Chang-sook buys things necessary for daily life to solve problems such as procurement
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