Interweaving the past and the present: Sungnyemun Gate’s timeline

#Seoul Attractions When you first see Sungnyemun, the ancient figure standing in the center of the city is like a silent guardian, witnessing the prosperity and changes of Seoul. As one of the oldest city gates in Seoul, its vermilion wooden beams and blue-gray tile roofs shine with age in the sun, and the carvings on the walls tell of the glory and honor of the Joseon Dynasty. Standing in front of the door, the passing traffic and high-rise buildings set it off, giving people a wonderful feeling of the fusion of history and modernity. Climb up the stairs and take a closer look at the textures carved by wind and frost, as if you can touch the stories from hundreds of years ago. The hustle and bustle of the city in the distance can be heard, but in this quiet place it turns into a low harmony that inspires respect. Sungnyemun is not only a witness to history, but also a bridge connecting the past and the future. Here, I feel a unique power that comes from the cultural roots and the soul of the city, eternal and profound.