The crazy precision of Korean architecture, with its gates built on bridges

A mountain spirit in a Buddhist temple? A hidden, forbidden space at Beomeosa Temple.

A Goguryeo palace 2.6 times larger than Gyeongbokgung Palace still remains in North Korea!

There was a lake in the middle of Gwangju?

Did you know why Joseon Sarangchae was built like a pavilion?

Seokguram Grottoes, 100 years earlier than Seokguram Grottoes? This was the true starting point o...

The building where the Joseon king personally visited still remains intact.

400 gold ornaments, crazy details of Silla with nails on the head

There's a treasure within a treasure?

A golden legacy from Goryeo 1000 years ago, now a Japanese national treasure?!

The 600-year-old bridge was a symbol of revenge, torn from Sasilwoo's tomb!

Why Goguryeo Built its Palace on a Cliff

A pillar erected on a thousand-year-old stone tower?

The pinnacle of Joseon architecture. Does anyone know why Andong's Lee Han-chae is so crazy?

The Secret of Jincheon Nongdari, South Korea's Strongest Stone Bridge, Built to Last for a Thousa...

Joseon's icehouses had lids? That's the level of scientific ingenuity from 300 years ago.

The god of Japanese porcelain was a Korean! The shocking real-life figure, Yi Sam-pyeong.

Is it true that a 400-year-old wooden building was built on top of rocks?

A 1,500-year-old Baekje wooden tablet was discovered beneath the Silla fortress walls!

The Baekje Dam Buried Under the Rice Fields: Why It Astonished the World

Why is the main gate in the middle of the house?

The reason it lasted 1000 years... is it really because of the hat?

An 800-year-old Goryeo box returned from Japan... with 45,000 pieces of mother-of-pearl!!!

Many people still don't know about the Goryeo astronomical observatory, which was 300 years ahead...

Why is cutting-edge structural technology hidden in a building used by Joseon monks?

Are there Goguryeo pyramids on Chinese soil?

Nails were driven into Joseon ships? Shocking blueprints discovered on the seabed.

A temple built on top of Silla stones with Joseon wooden architecture, it really exists!

A house built by a Joseon genius for his own enjoyment

There was a 16km long lake during the Joseon Dynasty?

A Buddha like this existed in Seoul? The identity of the stone Buddha that stood for 1,000 years.

The feud that was lost during the war has returned in New York after 70 years!

The two-story palace gate, why was it built like this?

The name is Honggyo, but why do it have two bridges?

A house built to prevent people from living in a way that would bring shame to their ancestors ac...

Why is paper made in Korea still a Japanese national treasure?

There's a reason why there are six flower-patterned temple doors!

The Secret of the Rock Buddha That Hasn't Fallen for 1,000 Years

겉은 절인데 속은 조선 궁궐?

A Joseon-style boarding house? With a slab of wood and an ondol room on the second floor?

Korea's Oldest Reservoir: Shocking Truth Revealed After 2,400 Years

Is there still a 540-year-old rainbow bridge in downtown Seoul?

Why did Goguryeo build a castle on the edge of a cliff?

The real entrance where the kings of Joseon passed through

The secret of a temple whose curved pillars are considered national treasures

Why does the world map created by Joseon 600 years ago remain only in Japan?

A Buddhist monk is a Buddha? A Goryeo sermon carved into a rock 1,000 years ago.

A dragon emerged from a Joseon Seowon?