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Korea
One of a group of buildings in 김해 한옥체함관 Traditional Korean House in Gimhae.
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Korea
An interesting old building tucked away in a quiet, residential neighborhood.
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사충단, a memorial shrine to the local militia that fought the Japanese in the Invasions of the 1590's.
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A beautiful view over west Gimhae.
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Looking to 분산석 Bunsanseok (Bunsan Fortress), which sits atop a mountain in the center of Gimahe. This peak has been used as a fort since the 14th century, but was destroyed in the Japanese Invasions in the 1590s. The fortress was rebuilt in 1871.
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A beautiful view over east Gimhae.
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Entrance to the tomb of 김수로 King Suro.
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