Hanok: A Part of Nature
If you're looking to experience Korean culture at its finest, then you definitely can't miss out on hanok. Hanok, also known as traditional Korean houses, have been a part of Korean architecture for centuries. But did you know that hanok is not just a house, but also a part of nature? Now, we'll explore how hanok's design and architecture, environmental and health benefits, cultural significance, popularity and global recognition, and sustainable living aspects make it an integral part of nature. Design and Architecture of Hanok Hanok refers to a structure built with techniques and styles indigenous to the Korean Peninsula that date back to prehistoric times. In a narrow sense, the term refers to a private residential room whereas in a broader sense, it includes all traditional Korean architecture. Originally a primitive dugout but developed into a sophisticated architectural style by the late Joseon period, Hanok remains a space that harmonizes the logic and beauty o