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Korean ritual traditions sacred sites in South Korea
Explore 2 sacred sites in South Korea connected to Korean ritual traditions. Compare locations on the map and find respectful cultural and visiting guidance.
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Sajikdan Altar
Seoul, Seoul, South Korea
Sajikdan’s altars are deliberately spare. Their meaning comes from what Joseon government placed upon them: responsibility for land, grain, rain, harvest, crisis, and the...
Samseonghyeol
Cheju, Jeju-do, South Korea
Samseonghyeol centers on three small depressions associated with Go, Yang, and Bu, ancestral founders in Jeju tradition. Their physical modesty matters....
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