The old house where even the wind flows slowly

#Emotional Accommodation One Day Namyangju Wolhwagotaek Hanok Accommodation Review About an hour by car from Seoul. As we left the complex city center, we arrived at a space where time seemed to flow backwards. That was Wolhwagotaek. A low tiled roof, wooden windows, and the silence that spreads across the floor from the moment we entered. As soon as we opened the front door, the faint scent of trees greeted us first. The yard was surrounded by stone walls and old trees, and when I sat on the bench next to the small pond, it felt as if the world had stopped for a moment. My mind was naturally organized by the neat and clean atmosphere unique to Hanok. The room was warm with ondol, and beyond the window, the sunlight cast shadows of trees on the wall. While maintaining tradition, the bedding, amenities, and lighting were meticulously furnished, so there was no inconvenience at all. At night, the yard was softly lit, and soft music flowed, and I sat quietly for a long time with a cup of tea in my hand. That time was really good. When you are tired from the city, and someone who needs nature and silence, Wolhwagotaek is the perfect resting place. If there is a saying, ‘an emptying journey,’ it would be a place like this. 📍 Wolhwagotaek, Sambong-ri, Joan-myeon, Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do #Hanok lodging #NamyangjuWolhwagotaek #Wolhwagotaek #EmotionalHanok