Korean Architect Kim Won's Winter Reflections: Part 1
Creatrip Team
a year ago
Architect Kim Won shares nostalgic memories of winters in Korea, reflecting on snowy landscapes and experiences in places like Daegwallyeong and Hallasan. He recounts his student days in the 1960s when he first visited Hallasan (a volcanic mountain on Jeju Island) and Daegwallyeong (a mountainous region in Pyeongchang renowned for heavy snowfall). Despite harsh conditions, these areas provided opportunities for engaging in winter sports and learning the art of skiing. Kim's detailed anecdotes highlight the evolution of Korea’s climate, tourism development in Pyeongchang, and the cultural significance of mountainous regions in Korea. Such reminiscences offer a unique perspective on Korea’s natural beauty and cultural practices during winter.
