Snowy Hanok Village, Hanok Museum, Jingwansa Temple and Yeonjiwon Healing walking course

[Anonymous_ce945bbcbaf185ba98c6969b04903516]

Snowy Hanok Village, Hanok Museum, Jingwansa Temple and Yeonjiwon Healing walking course

As soon as I open my eyes in the morning, I look at the white snow outside the window and prepare diligently to go out. It is a snowy day that seems to be the last time this season.

Today, I am going to return after drinking tea at the Hanok Village, Hanok Museum, Jingwansa Temple, and Yeonjiwon in Jingwansa Temple.

First, go up to the rooftop of the Hanok Museum and take a picture of the snowy Hanok Village. Then I moved to Jingwansa Temple. It’s something I always feel, but I love walking through Jingwansa.

Yeon Ji-won. I take a break from my legs and go for a cup of tea.


[Velvel]

Hi @Anonymous_ce945bbcbaf185ba98c6969b04903516

Thanks for sharing your short escape and the video that gives virtual tour during the snow.

The places above look so calm and beautiful!

It’s definitely making me miss to travel again

[Anonymous_ce945bbcbaf185ba98c6969b04903516]

@Velvel Because I can’t travel because of Corona 19, I wonder if it would be a joy for everyone to share local information. Thank you for watching the video.

[Velvel]

You’re welcome @Anonymous_ce945bbcbaf185ba98c6969b04903516

Your post is definitely bringing joy to us, especially to enjoy snow in South Korea.

Anyway, what is Kimchi Gwang?

Is it a kind of big storage to keep the kimchi in bulk?

[BeatrizAguilar]

In iced weather, a cup of tea is always comforting. @Anonymous_ce945bbcbaf185ba98c6969b04903516 what kind of tea do you like the most during snowy days?

[Anonymous_ce945bbcbaf185ba98c6969b04903516]

I also like coffee, but I always drink Ssanghwa Tea when I come here.