Beneath Gwanghwamun Square: Two Halls Down the Stairs Behind the Statue
A new piece for the Gwanghwamun issue.
Scene to Street
Scenes and stories from the cast wandering Seoul’s landmarks.
All pieces in this archive
Cheonggye Plaza: Where the Stream Begins, from Late Afternoon to Dusk
An added piece in the Gwanghwamun issue.
Gwangtonggyo Bridge, Above and Below
Gwangtonggyo is a 12 m stone footbridge over Cheonggyecheon.
The National Folk Museum’s Forecourt: An Afternoon Between a House That Was Moved and a Street That Was Rebuilt
Fifth in the Gwanghwamun series, and the last of four places at Gyeongbokgung.
Hyangwonjeong from the Water’s Edge: A Six-Sided Pavilion with Its Bridge Behind It
Fourth in the Gwanghwamun series, third place inside Gyeongbokgung.
Gyeonghoeru from the Pond Edge: Reading a Pavilion You Climb Only on Certain Days
Third in the Gwanghwamun series, second place inside Gyeongbokgung.
Walking Gwanghwamun Square, from Statue to Gate
From King Sejong’s statue to Gwanghwamun is a 340-metre walk.
The Wide Courtyard Before Geunjeongjeon
Three minutes from Exit 5 of Gyeongbokgung Station brings you to Heungnyemun, and two gates later you are in the courtyard of Geunjeongjeon.