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[Korea] Introducing Gwanghanru in Namwon-si.

Gwanghanru was built in 1419 by Prime Minister Hwang Hui under the name of Gwangtongru.

In 1444, the name was changed to Gwanghanru by Jeong Inji.

In 1597, during the Imjin War, Gwanghanru Pavilion was destroyed.

Gwanghanru was restored in 1626.

Namwon Gwanghanru is one of the four major pavilions in Korea, along with Jinju Chokseokru, Miryang Yeongnamru, and Pyeongyang Pubyeokru.

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(2024-11-13)

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Buildings in Seoul are being constructed in harmony with their surroundings.

[ Greece ] This is the Temple of Athena Pronaia.

This is the Temple of Athena Pronaia, located near the Temple of Apollo in Delphi, Greece.

[ Korea ] It is a building at the National Folk Museum of Seoul.

It is a building at the National Folk Museum next to Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul.

If you go to the National Folk Museum, there are souvenir shops.

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