Seoul Art Tour and City Aesthetics

#Seoul Itinerary Early in the morning, we arrived at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul, located near Gwanghwamun. The building features a simple and modern architectural style, and the large glass windows on the exterior walls allow sunlight to enter, making the overall space more open and bright. As soon as we entered the museum, we were attracted by the multimedia art installations in the exhibition hall. The innovative expression of modern art was refreshing. In particular, the area with the theme of contemporary Korean society presents diverse perspectives and profound thoughts through images, paintings and sculptures. I spent a long time standing in front of a large abstract painting, trying to feel the emotions hidden in the colors and lines of the painter. We had lunch at the museum's restaurant, where the Korean set meals were both healthy and delicious. In the afternoon, we walked to Gyeongbokgung Palace not far away. Walking through the palace walls seemed like going back to history. The buildings with red pillars and green tiles exuded an elegant ancient charm. It is particularly worth mentioning that we happened to catch the gate-guarding ceremony and were deeply attracted by the grand scene. In the evening, we climbed the Bukaksan Trail and overlooked the entire Seoul city. The bright lights set off the night sky, ending a day full of cultural atmosphere.