Wandering around Downtown Seoul. ..part 3: taman kakek-kakek

It's one of the attractions within the park: the 10-story Stone pagoda...built in 1467.

It's preserved inside a glassed architecture....

Since it's autumn...the view was relatively calm and easy on the eyes....

As lots of the locals know....this park is famous among senior citizens to meet their counterparts.

I don't know why but most of the visitors to the park...apart from occasional tourists....are elderly people. They're taking a rest at the area.

At the center...there's this Korean-style gazebo. ...

....again. ...most of the time..we'd end up bumping into senior citizens. It's a different kind of feeling when we're there.

Back...and stepped out of the park...walked foe about 10 minutes to the right...we'd bump into this unique architectural building.

A good portion of the floors was used as restaurants. .so I heard. The views too were also  incredible...so again...I heard.

Wandering around Downtown Seoul...part 2

At Jongno intersection....a view of some office buildings was candidly captured...candid??~^^

Yup....wAiting for the sign to.cross the street...and saw a Bosingak bell pavilion.

Again...bumped into this architectural top notch.

....again....a picture of the glassed box protecting the 10-story stone pagoda.

Yip....I'm not kidding. This is intentionally erected to preserve this historical relic.

It's within the complex of Tapgol park..

See? This isit.

The stone pagoda builtin 15th Century during Joseon era.

A unique architecture indeed.

I can't help but wondering about Prambanan.temple in Indonesia. What about it???

That would be incomprehensibly.....unimaginably.... unthinkable to.do the same...considering the sheer size. After all. ...perlukah???