The Chojun Textile and Quilt Art Museum is Korea’s traditional
textile art museum that exhibits things such clothing, cloth-
wrappers, and foreign quilts. In 1998, Sun-Hui Kim, who is
regarded as Korea’s best knitwork craftswoman, was named
curator. ‘ChoJeon’ is Sun-Hui Kim’s nickname and means ‘grass
field’ which is also the name of the place she was born. While
passing down the fading traditional clothing scrap quilting
techniques, the museum has set a goal to globalize this textile
art. Readmore… english.visitkorea.or.kr: The Hwaseong Fortress
in Suwon is a fortress city built in the late Joseon Dynasty
(1392-1910). Along with Changdeokgung Palace, the fortress was
designated as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage in December 1997.
The total perimeter of the fortress spans 5.52 kilometers, with
50 or so structures along the walls. Among those, seven were
destroyed as a result of wars or natural disasters, but the
remaining ones are well preserved. Some of the major structures
are the south gate Paldalmun (Trea