PungnamMun Review

[Slow South Korea·Junzhou] Fengnanmen not far from Hanok Village is also a place to see, is a three-story stone sculpture door showing the architectural art of the Korean Dynasty. This door was built at the end of the Koryo Dynasty and is the only remaining door in the four gates. It was burned down and rebuilt in 1768 and is now listed as a historical artifact.

It is the only remaining Pungnammun Gate in Jeonju City. It is always nice to see. This is my favorite building.

The attractions are quite ordinary, but the location is more convenient. It is together with Hanok Village Qingji Temple. The lights will be on at night. The little girl who rents Hanfu will take pictures there. There is a famous fried rice intestines shop in the southern market not far away.

The south gate of Fengnan, designated as the treasure of No. 308, was built in the middle of North Korea and is the south gate of the ancient state capital city, and the only remaining relics of the four gates of the east, west and north of the state. During the chaos of the city (war caused by foreign invasion between 1592 and 1598), Fengnanmen was damaged and the existing building was rebuilt in 1978. Fengnanmen is a heavy-storey gate building, with a rainbow gate in the middle. The city gate is surrounded by the city walls and is very majestic. If you can go through it, there is no need to go.

The antique city gate, while writing "Fengnanmen", while writing "Hunan First City". Asked the tour guide Hunan which lake to refer to, she said that there is no lake, just the guide department area. I was a little muttering in my heart and felt that there should be a lake. But no matter it, in the autumn sunset, against the surrounding ginkgo trees, Fengnanmen is beautiful.