Tea Shops Like Lotus Flowers On The Water In Korea

The tea house is designed in the image of a lotus flower and is sought after by many tourists who love the peaceful atmosphere. Located at the foot of Songnisan Mountain, 3.5 hours drive from Seoul is a famous traditional tea house. in Korea. It was built in the 1920s by Seon Byeong-guk during the Joseon period and is a popular destination for many tourists when traveling to Korea

. The Seon Byeong-guk restaurant is located next to the Sanmgacheon stream flowing from the mountain. Songnisan and surrounded by the farmland and Songnisan National Park. That is why this place has a peaceful atmosphere that is so heartbreaking The Korean government has designated Seon Byeong-guk teahouse as the 13th most important folk heritage.



Previously, it was considered to be the seat of parliament of this country. Surrounded by the ranch area and Songnisan National Park, the teahouse is designed in the image of a lotus flower on the water, very suitable for feng shui. Just one day is enough for visitors to explore every place in the tea shop. However, there is also an overnight stay service for those who want to stay and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere that is rare in the era of technology in Korea. the most favorite is jujube tea - a tea made from dried red apples (jujube), which is delicious and very healthy. In addition, on special occasions, it also serves lotus tea cooked from lotus flowers soaked in the night mist. The restaurant is designed in the image of a lotus floating on the water, very feng shui Seon Byeong-guk is located in the Sarangchae building, in the past was the residence of men.



The design here is in the traditional way with unique architecture. The floors are made of bare wood, while the large sliding doors use grid wood, paper (or hanji in Korean). Inside the main house, two large horizontal trees support the tiled roof above. They are not rough but soft and polished to reveal the beauty of the wood grain, like very artistic oriental dragons.However, visitors to the tea house not only to enjoy tea cups. delicious and peaceful, but also because of the warmth of the owner - Mrs. Hong Yongchee. The restaurant is the home passed down from generation to generation by her husband's ancestors.



She is in charge of caring and sticking with it all her life. Every day, she wears hanbok, takes care of a small vegetable garden and practices Falun Gong - the traditional Chinese qigong practice, practicing according to the principles of truth - compassion - patience. Seon Byeong-guk is one of the most amazing things here, filmmaker and photographer Jarrod Hall once made a short film about traditional teahouse care and human rights advocacy in China. by Ms. Hong Yongchee. Every day, hundreds of visitors from all over the world come to the tea house. They all received a conversation from her about the history of Falun Gong and the brutal persecution against practitioners of this qigong practice in China.To visit Seon Byeong-guk teahouse, from Seoul, visitors can go.



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