Simujang House of 'Manhae' Han Yong-un
만해 한용운 심우장
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Seoul
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Discover the traces of Manahe, Han Yong-un’s life in front of your eyes
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Historic Site No. 550', a quaint place to get lost in time
The former home of Manhae Han Yong-un, a poet and independence activist best known for his poem "The Silence of Love". This historical site is a frugal and simple Hanok house set in a spacious yard that exudes a tranquil atmosphere. The well-preserved interior space and various poetry books and literature are on display, providing insight into life at the time. In addition to visiting the museum, you can also relax in the rooms with a view of the outside, or take pictures with the picturesque scenery as a backdrop.
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- 24 Seongbuk-ro 29-gil, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul
- +82222412652
- How to get there6 min drive from Hansung University Station (Line 4)
- Today09:00 - 18:0009:00 - 18:00
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