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Seocheon Ihabok Gotak (Lee Ha-bok's Historic House) is a representative house preserved in its original form as a modest traditional private farmhouse of the Chungcheong and Honam regions, and its value was recognized in 1984 when it was designated a National Folklore Cultural Heritage. The house was first built by a descendant of Mogeun Yi Saek in the late 19th century with a three-kan main building (anchae), and in the early 20th century, the sarangchae (men's quarters), araechae (lower building), and wichae (upper building) were newly constructed, while the anchae was also greatly expanded, continuing to the present day. This site is also considered a propitious location according to geomancy (pungsu), and juniper trees, paulownia trees, and evergreen spindle trees were planted in neat rows to further enhance the sense of enclosure. It is now managed by the Cheongam Cultural Foundation, which carries on the legacy of Cheongam Lee Ha-bok, a rural enlightenment activist and educator from Seocheon, and an exhibition hall displaying folk artifacts and books has been built right next to it, allowing visitors to view it together with the historic house. Additionally, one-night-two-day experience programs, farm experience programs, and photography experience programs are offered. Nearby, there are tourist attractions such as the Seocheon Yi Saek Experience Village, which includes the Seocheon Botanical Art Center, as well as Munheon Seowon, Hansan Hyanggyo, Hansan Mosi Hall, Hansan Eupseong, Geonji Sanseong, and the Hansan Five-Day Market, making it convenient to visit these sites in conjunction.
- Hours
- 10:00~17:00 (Last admission 16:30)10:00~17:00 (입장마감 16:30)
- Closed
- Closed every Monday (if Monday falls on a public holiday, closed the following day)매주 월요일 (단, 월요일이 공휴일인 경우 다음날 휴무)
- What you can do
- 1-night 2-day experience / farming experience / photo experience1박 2일 체험 / 농사체험 / 사진체험
- Parking
- Available (about 10 small cars / 3 large cars)가능(소형 약 10대 / 대형 3대)
- Contact
- 041-951-3610
Machine-translated from Korean. It may contain errors — the Korean original is kept next to short entries.