Gedung Bersejarah...

Walo tak bnyk yg bs kulihat....

..tp mengabadikannya lwt kamera...

Menghabiskan waktu di balik gedung iji..

Bisa....well... transport me back in time...

The red bricks....andvthe old lamp...menjadi saksi sejarah...

....autumn....gave it an additional beauty to look at...

...pada gedung yg jd bukti bisu...

Korea jd jajahan Jepang saat itu mulai th 1905. Ya...Eulsa Treaty.

Jungmyeongjeon.....the remnants ....

This historic building was built in 1897...

.aa a royal library....designed by a Russian architect named Leksey Seredin Sabatin.

...it's one of Korea's oldest western style building....

Inside..we could see the historical roles it onced served.

King Gojong meant it to be symbol of Korea's Empire willingness...

..to embrace modetnization.

..oh...all visitors must take off their shoes andvweae slippers provided at the entrance so as not to damage the floor!!!

..yup...it's protected by glassed floor. Cool eh???

It's now a cltural property...

..of course...it's akso a cultural heritage...and I loved to be there even for just 20 good minutes!!!

A Walk into the Past...

 Though the museum was about to.close, I knew that I had 20 minutes left...

..to enjoy the eeriness...of this cultural site called Jungmyeong-jeon.

...a place where in 1905 became the historical witness to the Eulsa Treaty...

...infamous for its forced effect of Korea's fall into the hands of Japanese Empire.

The second place I enjoyed for my night walk was a banquet hall within the complex of Doksugung Palace. Gosh..it reminded me of Jogjakarta Sultan Palace.

Its...charms....engulfed my senses..^

...then off I went exploring the complex of Doksugung....

...at night with Seoul as its Backdrop. 

My camera...vividly captured how harmoniously intense...the blend of modern and traditional ...really is.