Goryeodong Historic Site in Haman, Red Crape Myrtle in Bloom

At the Goryeodong Historic Site, imbued with the spirit of the Goryeo Dynasty, red Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica) flowers are in full bloom, adding vibrancy to this tranquil historic space.

Haman Goryeodong Historic Site, a serene landscape harmonized with red blooming Crepe Myrtles. Provided by Haman County

The 'Goryeodong Historic Site' is located at 53 Mogok 2-gil, Sanin-myeon, Haman County, Gyeongnam. After the fall of the Goryeo Dynasty, Yi Oh, a former Sungkyunkwan scholar, established this village as a place of seclusion in order to uphold his loyalty.

His descendants have preserved this tradition for over 600 years, and features such as the Jamidan altar, protected Crape Myrtle trees, and old stone walls remain intact, making the site highly valuable from a historical perspective.

In summer, the red Crape Myrtle blossoms harmonize with the historic site, creating a picturesque landscape. Various experiential programs, including trying on Goryeo-era costumes and making lotus leaf rice, are also offered, making it a popular historical and cultural destination for families.

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