DONGmyo Park

If you get tired of the crowds at Dongmyo Old Market, try the quiet Dongmyo Park.

It was amazing that there was a Guan Yu statue in our country, and there were quite a few people there. It is well maintained.

It's a little quiet in the crowded Dongmyo market. I liked the quiet atmosphere and learned why it was called Dongmyo.

There is a lot to see by walking along Cheonggyecheon to Changsin-dong and Dongmyo Park. Many people gathered even during the Chuseok holiday!

I'm coming to rest after looking at clothes.

This is a shrine dedicated to Guan Yu. It is said to have been built at the request of the Ming Dynasty in 1601 (during the reign of King Seonjo). There are also flea markets and flea markets nearby that are worth seeing.

There is also Jongmyo Shrine, but I was wondering what Dongmyo Shrine was, so I decided to visit Dongmyo Market to buy some clothes! Dongmyo is the tomb of Guan Yu of the Three Kingdoms. In the Greater China region, it is also a subject of ups and downs!

Dongmyo Park. I've been to Dongmyo Relief Market a lot, but I didn't know what Dongmyo was doing, so I went to Dongmyo Park for the first time! It turns out that this is Guanwangmyo, which enshrines Guan Yunjang, a general from the Shu Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms. I didn't get the feeling that it was well-maintained like the Jongmyo Shrine I visited recently, but unlike the extremely crowded Dongmyo Old Market, it was a quiet place to rest. Actually, when I entered Dongmyo Park, I saw many families, couples, and foreign tourists gathered here and there to rest. If you are planning to go to Dongmyo Market, be sure to visit Dongmyo Park!!