An exhibition of the late Joseon Dynasty that shows the full bloom of culture that transcends class barriers 🇰🇷

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #SuwonTravel #LateJoseon #museum #Gwanggyo This afternoon, I visited the "Late Joseon" special exhibition at the Suwon Museum and vividly felt the era of reform and change! The handwritten document of King Jeongjo at the entrance caught my eye. The handwriting was more powerful and challenging than I thought. Haha. I was surprised by the sophisticated astronomical observation tools of the Silhak scholars of Gyujanggak. It was impressive that we accepted Western science but did not lose our traditions! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Drawing a folk painting fan → Decorating in the style of late Joseon folk painting (25 minutes, 7,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Voice of the common people" → Quiet sound experience room of the development of pansori Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Market street snack" (6,500 won) → Snack set recreating the atmosphere of a late Joseon market 🚨 Notes The folk painting experience ends at 4:35 p.m. (considering the time to prepare ingredients) The sound experience room operates at 30-minute intervals, starting on the hour The snacks are limited in quantity on the day and may sell out I was moved by the aspirations of the people at the time in front of artifacts related to the Donghak Peasant Movement! A folk painting-style cell phone case made in the experience zone (8,000 won) is now free. The tiger painting is a bit ruined, but it was a funny memory! The last AR Suwon Hwaseong Fortress construction experience in the exhibition hall vividly showed the process of building the fortress wall, which helped me understand King Jeongjo's dream. ㅎㅎ