Soswaewon is a classic Korean garden built during the Joseon Dynasty by a scholar named Yang San-bo, designed to harmonize with the natural stream and terrain rather than reshape it. Surrounded by bamboo groves, pavilions, and stone walls, this tranquil retreat offers visitors a peaceful glimpse into traditional Korean landscape design.
소쇄원은 조선시대 선비 양산보가 조성한 전통 민간 정원으로, 계곡물이 흐르는 자연 지형을 그대로 살린 것이 특징입니다. 대나무 숲과 정자, 담장이 어우러져 사계절 내내 고즈넉한 정취를 자아내며, 한국 전통 조경의 정수를 느낄 수 있는 공간입니다.
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