
Last Saturday, I had visitors from the States and took them to The Korean Folk Village. The Korean government has recreated this folk village to display the traditional life and culture of the Korean people. There are approximately 250 replicas of buildings of the different social classes (peasant, landowner, aristocrats) and a traditional market and restaurants. We also got to see the traditional Korean wedding, and the farmers' performances of traditional music and dance. It was pretty cool.
Here are some pics!

Farmer's dance and music

Korean traditional wedding

Korean traditional kitchen

My traveling backpack with straw shoes tied in the back

Me hauling water

Carrying water on my back
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