What are the scenic spots and special food in South Korea?

Food:

Kimchi, Koreans have a special liking for kimchi. Then miso. Koreans have always believed that "the taste of food depends entirely on the sauce." They believe that no matter how good the ingredients are, if there is no sauce as a base, it will never be a good dish. Therefore, doenjang, chili sauce and soy sauce are the most important items in Korean families throughout the year. These three sauces contain the secrets of Korean food. Doenjang made from soybeans is rich in nutrients such as protein and vegetable fat. It is also rich in vitamin E that can eliminate cholesterol and is very effective in preventing diseases. Doenjang, gochujang, and soy sauce are now widely available in stores. However, many people living in rural areas still use their own unique secret recipes to make sauce and eat it themselves.

The famous Korean bibimbap.

There are also kimchi pancakes and seafood pancakes that can be used as staple food.

There is delicious beef and seaweed soup.

The distinctive rainbow noodles, fried bean paste noodles

There is also (warm and sweet...) spicy fried rice cake. That's almost it~

Scenic spots:

Gyongbokkung is located in Jongno District, Seoul (formerly translated as "Seoul"), the capital of South Korea. It is a famous ancient palace. Li Chenggui, the founder of the Li Dynasty, began construction in 1394 AD. In the ancient Chinese Book of Songs, there was a poem that said, "A gentleman will live forever, and you will be blessed with good fortune." This hall got its name from this. The main hall of the palace is Geunjeongjeon, which is the central building of Gyeongbokgung Palace. Kings of the Lee Dynasty used to handle state affairs here. In addition, there are Ideological and Political Hall, Qianqing Hall, Kangning Hall, Jiaotai Hall, etc. The palace garden also has a 10-story stone pagoda with an elegant shape and is one of South Korea's national treasures. There is a wall built outside Gyeongbokgung Palace, which is 3626 meters long and 6.7 meters high. There is Gwanghwamun Gate to the south of the palace, Jianchun Gate to the east, Yingqiu Gate to the west, and Shenmu Gate to the north. There is Heungryemun Gate inside Gwanghwamun Gate, and there is an east-west canal outside Heungryemun Gate, and the exquisite Geumcheon Bridge spans the river. There is a stone boat in the center of the lotus pond in the palace garden - Qinghui Pavilion, which was once the pavilion where the king held a banquet for guests. In 1553, a fire burned part of the north corner of the palace. When the Japanese invaded, most of the buildings in the palace were destroyed. By the time of reconstruction in 1865, only 10 palaces remained intact.

Changdokkung, also known as Le Palace, is the "Forbidden City" of South Korea. It is located in the west cave of the city courtyard of Seoul, the capital of Seoul (formerly translated as "Seoul"). It is the most complete preserved palace of the Lee Dynasty. palace. In 1405 AD, the third king of the Li Dynasty built a palace here. It was burned down during the Renchen Rebellion. The existing building was rebuilt in 1611 AD. This building served as a royal palace for 300 years. The entire palace is a Chinese-style building. After entering the main entrance is the Renzheng Hall, which handles government affairs. It was rebuilt in 1804. The palace is tall and solemn, with gorgeous decorations and an emperor's throne. The front of the hall is paved with granite and surrounded by corridors on three sides. The southeastern part behind the palace is dominated by buildings such as Leshanzhai, where the princess lives. The bedroom, Leshanjae, is a typical Korean-style wooden building. Crowns, royal clothes, calligraphy treasures, weapons and other handicrafts are displayed in the palace. The courtyard displays bridges, carriages used by the royal family, and early cars used by the last king. In addition, there are Dazao Hall, Xuanzheng Hall and Injeong Hall. The secret garden behind Renzheng Palace was built in the 17th century and covers an area of ??about 60,000 square meters. It is an imperial garden built on the mountain. There are pavilions, pavilions, natural canyons and streams in the garden, as well as the Yinghua Hall, which was used as an examination room during the imperial examination period, the Yushui Pavilion built next to the lotus pond for kings to fish, the Diaoyutai and the Furong Pavilion in the pond.

Kwanghanrn Tower (Kwanghanrn) is located in Eupcheonqu-ri, Namwon-gun, North Jeolla Province. It is a famous historical site in South Korea. Legend has it that it was built by Huang Xi, the prime minister of the early Li Dynasty, and was originally named Guangtong Tower. It was renamed after reconstruction in 1434 AD (the 16th year of King Sejong of the Ri Dynasty). It was burned down during the Imjin Patriotic War in Korea. In 1635 AD (the 13th year of Renzong of the Li Dynasty), it was rebuilt according to its original appearance. Gwanghanlou, with its carved beams and painted buildings and gorgeous shape, is the representative of Korean courtyards. It includes three small islands, stone statues, and magpie bridges. Its overall structure symbolizes the universe. Now there are large character plaques with "Guanghan Tower" and "Guiguan" hanging upstairs. According to legend, the famous legendary story "The Legend of Chunxiang" happened here. The Chunxiang Pavilion on the north side of the building is the Chunxiang Ancestral Hall built in 1931. There is a portrait of Chunxiang in the hall. People hold Chunxiang Festival here every year on April 8 of the lunar calendar.

Chong Wa Dae (Chong Wa Dae) is the official residence of the President of South Korea, located at No. 1, Sejong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul (formerly translated as "Seoul"). This was originally the palace of the Goryeo Dynasty. After the Joseon Dynasty established its capital in Seoul (formerly translated as "Hanseong") in 1426, it was used as the back garden of Gyeongbokgung Palace, and some buildings such as Yongwudang, Qingnongjae and a martial arts training ground were built. , and opened a piece of land owned by the king. After the Japanese invasion in 1927, all buildings except Wuyun Pavilion were destroyed and the Korean Governor's Residence was built. After Japan surrendered in 1945, it became the official residence of the military and political governors. When the Republic of Korea was established in August 1948, it became the presidential residence and was renamed Kyung Mu Dae (Kyung Mu Dae). After the overthrow of Syngman Rhee's regime on April 19, 1960, Yin Pushan was elected president and took over Gyeongwutai. Soon, because Yin Pushan tabooed the word "武" and in order to correspond to the White House in the United States, he named the group of buildings with white walls and blue tiles Blue House, so some people also called it the "Blue House". Nowadays, the main building of Qingwadae is the official residence of the president, with the president's office, reception hall, conference room, and living room. The auxiliary buildings include the secretary's room, the guard room, and the guest building.

Jeju Island (Chejudao) is the largest island in South Korea, also known as Tamna Island, Honeymoon Island, and Romantic Island. It is located at the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula, across the Jeju Strait from the peninsula, and South Korea to the north. The southern coast is more than 90 kilometers away, and it is the gateway to the Korean Strait. Its geographical location is very important. Jeju Island has a total area of ??1,826 square kilometers, including 34 islands including Niudao, Wodo, Brother Island, Chagui Island, Mosquito Island, and Tiger Island. It is 100 kilometers away from South Jeolla Province in the northeast. It is an ideal tourist and fishing resort. Here you can view historical sites and enjoy the natural landscape. The island is home to the tallest mountain in South Korea - Mount Halla, which is 1,950 meters above sea level. You can also hike, ride horses, ride, hunt, surf and play golf. There are sparsely populated areas here, and the land is vast, either in mountains and forests, or in farmland and cottages. Farmers mainly grow rice, vegetables, and fruits. The largest and most spectacular ones are rapeseed flowers. In spring, the ground is golden and very beautiful. Jeju Island is South Korea's main fishing base. There are both temperate marine fisheries, tropical and subtropical fisheries in the nearby waters. >>>

The Korean Folk Village is located near Suwon City, the capital of Gyeonggi Province, covering an area of ??163 acres. It gathers various buildings such as farmhouses, temples, noble residences and government buildings from all over Korea to recreate the The cultural landscape and regional customs of the Korean Peninsula during the Lee Dynasty more than 500 years ago. There are 240 traditional buildings in the village, including the "yamen" from the Li Dynasty, prisons, mansions of high-ranking officials, ordinary people's houses, shops and workshops, children's playgrounds, etc. Most of the goods in the shops and open-air markets in the folk village are local traditional handicrafts and unique foods, including wooden carvings, painted paper fans, ethnic costumes, colorful porcelain, etc. Porcelain is a specialty here, with more than 60 kinds, all of which have high preservation value. There are many kinds of food in the folk village, the most popular among tourists are vegetable cakes and rice wine. There are wonderful performances every day on the open air field, such as folk dance, acrobatics and village drum music, which is very lively. The villagers here wear the clothes of the ancient Li Dynasty and interpret the customs of the ancient villagers. Etiquette such as marrying the bride and sending the deceased to their graves are all truly imitated from the Li Dynasty.

Korean food is characterized by kimchi culture, and kimchi is indispensable for three meals a day. The traditional Korean dishes of barbecued pork, kimchi and cold noodles have become world-famous dishes