This village covers 7923 square m, comprises of 3 parts - a traditional Korean garden, Time Capsule Plaza and the village itself, which includes the hanok (traditional Korean houses) from the Joseon Dynasty.
An observation: The name of the village, at the entrance, was written in Korean hangeul. Nevertheless, we saw lots of poems and poses hang at the entrances to rooms written in Chinese!
This is the last sight-seeing location of the entire trip... Well, we proceeded to the hotel (Lotte, Seoul) before going out for dinner at Myeongdong.
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