A sandy lane between thatched-roof farmhouses with stone walls under tall trees in the Korean Folk Village, with a few visitors, in daylight.

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Korean Folk Village

An open-air museum in Yongin, about 35 km south of Seoul, opened in 1974 to recreate a village of the late Joseon period. More than 260 traditional houses, many moved here from different regions, range from thatched farmhouses to a yangban estate and a magistrate's office, and staff in period costume stage farmers' music, tightrope walking and equestrian shows.

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