[Photo from utour.gwangju.go.kr]

Running the Airport Street that is between Gwangju and Songjeong-ri, we can see a beautiful pavilion when we go into Seha-dong on the left. It's the Mangwi pavilion. It has the beautiful scenery of a pine tree more than both arms´ span around, cedar trees, maple trees, sea pine trees and big cherry trees. Passing the pavilion to Daechon-dong for 10 minutes, there is Seochang Folk Culture Town. Just like a picture over the low fence, tile-roofed houses opened before our eyes in a line. This is a Korean traditional-style house in the city.

Entering the gate, there is a tea house called ‘Jungnojisil (a study room warm with the fragrance of tea)’. Looking out through the opened door to the back yard, a jar stand makes a homesick. At the backyard, there are a mortar, a wooden pestle, a shovel, a gabion, a basket for carrying dirt and an A- carrier harmoniously. At the exhibition hall of ethnic supplies beside the gate has been gathered separately the valuable life trifling articles that were finger-marked from old people such as an inkstone, an ink-stick, a fur-lined hood, wooden shoes and a gayageum (a traditional Korean zither-like string instrument with twelve strings). They are still more valuable because we can not see them easily today even though we go to the country hometown.