The world of scholars that cannot be felt in reality but can be felt with the tips of the fingers, Munbangsawoo🇰🇷

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #solotravel #travelplan #domestictravel #munbangsawoo This afternoon, I passed by Gwanggyo Park and visited the Suwon Museum's "munbangsawoo" special exhibition, and I was immersed in the spiritual world of scholars! The large Joseon Dynasty mid-period inkstone collection at the entrance caught my eye! It was amazing that the beak of the bronze inkstone in the shape of a crane actually spouted water! The delicacy and elasticity of the highest quality native rabbit hair brush was special because I could touch it with my own hands! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Traditional ink making → Make your own ink with pine and fish glue (20 minutes, 5,500 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Hyangyeon's Room" → Experience space with less visitors in the direction of the writing room Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Scholar's Afternoon" (6,800 won) → Omija tea and sesame seed jelly set 🚨 Notes Ink experience closes at 4:15 p.m. (needs preparation time) If you have an allergy to fragrance, avoid the Hyangyeon Room Some exhibits reflect light so be careful of the angle of the photo During the Hanji making experience, I tripped and fell into a water bucket lol My own mini inkstone (7,800 won) made in the experience zone doesn't have an elaborate pattern, but I'm proud of my name engraved on the stone!! The last part of the exhibition, the process of making a writing brush, ink paper, and inkstone, was so vivid that I was amazed!! Highly recommended!