Geumsunsa Temple

Jingwansa Temple

Jingwansa Temple is a Buddhist temple located in Bukhansan National Park on the western outskirts of Seoul, not far from Eunpyeong Hanok Village. There are four notable temples located on the outskirts of Seoul, including Jingwansa. The others include Bulmasa Temple in the east, Sammaksa Temple in the south, and Seunggasa Temple in the north.

Buam-dong

Changuimun Gate (Jahamun Gate)

Changuimun Gate, located in northern Seoul, is one of the Four Small Gates of Seoul Fortress. In the past, the gate has also been known as Jahamun and Buksosomun. Construction started in 1396 during the beginning years of the Joseon Dynasty.

Yoon Dong-ju Literature Museum

The Yoon Dong-ju Literature Museum is dedicated to Yoon Dong-ju, one of Korea’s most beloved poets. Yoon’s extensive collection of over 100 poems, including ‘Sky, Wind, Stars, and Poem,’ was profoundly influenced and shaped by the colonial rule that prevailed during his lifetime.

Sukjeongmun Gate

Sukjeongmun Gate is the most northern of the Four Main Gates of Seoul Fortress. It is also known as Bukdaemun, literally meaning North Big Gate. When originally built in 1396, it was known as Sukcheongmun. In the 16th century, it was renamed to Sukjeongmun, which means Rule Solemnly Gate.

Cheong Wa Dae (Blue House)

Cheong Wa Dae, or Blue House, is the official residence of the President of the Republic of Korea. It was built with traditional Korean architectural styles. The name comes from the translation of Cheong Wa Dae which means "pavilion of blue tiles."