Early Joseon Dynasty, where you can see the dynasty's footsteps from Hanyang to Suwon🇰🇷

#AustraliaFlightEvent #SuwonMuseum #koreatrip #museum #suwon #solotravel This afternoon, I visited the "Early Joseon Dynasty" special exhibition at Suwon Museum and vividly encountered the dawn of a new dynasty! The replica of King Taejo Lee Seong-gye's portrait at the entrance caught my eye, but I was surprised by how soft it was. The woodblock related to the promulgation of Hunminjeongeum during the Sejong era was impressive, and I could feel the breath of history through the grain of the wood!! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Writing letters in the Joseon Dynasty → Writing Hangul letters with a brush and ink (20 minutes, 5,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Suwon Hwaseong Blueprint" → A quiet space showing the starting point of expansion during the Jeongjo era Recommended snack: Museum cafe "King's Tea" (6,500 won) → A set of herbal tea and five-colored Korean sweets 🚨 Notes The letter experience ends at 4:25 p.m. (need time to clean up the ink) The blueprint exhibition hall is dimly lit, making it difficult to take pictures It is recommended to visit on a weekday as there are many group visitors on the weekends I tried to understand the Joseon ruling system in front of the replica of Gyeongguk Daejeon, but the Chinese characters were too difficult, so I gave up. The royal seal I made in the experience zone was a little crooked, but it became a special souvenir! The last AR court ceremony experience in the exhibition hall was so impressive that it felt like I was invited to a royal event 600 years ago!