Discover the Beauty of Traditional Korean Architecture at Jangheung Muge Goyeongwan Historic House
Hello,
This is Jangheung Travel.
Today, we'd like to introduce you to
the beauty of the Southern region,
<Jangheung Muge Goyeongwan Historic House>.
Muge Historic House is located in Pyeonghwa-ri, Jangheung-eup,
and there is a Metasequoia road leading to the entrance of Pyeonghwa Village,
so it's a good idea to visit before heading to the historic house!
At the entrance to the historic house,
trees stand tall and majestic,
guarding the area.
<Jangheung Muge Goyeongwan Historic House> was
originally a temple site called 'Jeonghwasa,' but
it was rebuilt by Go Jae-geuk in the 3rd year of King Cheoljong of the Joseon Dynasty
and has been maintained until today.
In 1988, it was designated as Jeollanam-do Cultural Heritage Material
No. 161.
Muge Historic House
has a ㅡ-shaped structure commonly found in the southern region.
Due to the steep slope, the building is divided into three levels.
The lowest level has the main gate and servants' quarters,
followed by the courtyard, storage, and management office,
and the main building and Western-style house are located on the top level!
The historic house is surrounded by pine trees and bamboo,
creating a forest-like landscape,
making it a great place to visit for a walk.
If you want to see the beauty of the Southern region
and a green forest-like landscape,
come visit <Jangheung Muge Goyeongwan Historic House>!
Near Muge Historic House,
there is Songbaekjeong, a crape myrtle habitat.
The flowering season lasts until early September,
so be sure to check it out as well!
Source :https://blog.naver.com/jh_tour/223994886456
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