Damyang Photos

Chris, my colleague asked me to join him with our visitors from Taiwan for a trip to Damyang. Below are photos I took from the place. Damyang is famous for its Bamboo Park and see the products and other collaterals made from bamboo.


Picturesque River Bank of Damyang




DAMYANG BAMBOO PARK







Bamboo Collaterals










Soju (Korean Wine) in a Bamboo





Bamboo craftsman - Seo Hangyu,
Important Intangible Cultural Property





Beautiful Pottery and Ceramics











Bamboo Exhibition Hall (?)





Comments

thency said…
**sniffles*** the Damyang Bamboo Park was one of the first places I visited when I was there......can;t believe it but I miss Korea...... :P
9:49 AM
Pete Erlano Rahon said…
hahaha, you are so much missed as well... you know your ajosshi fans- hahahha !
9:54 AM
Anonymous said…
i've never been there... i hope to go there one day :)
11:01 PM
Pete Erlano Rahon said…
I think the Bamboo Festival will be in May, next month. If you can understand Korean - check out their website at - www.damyang.go.kr

There is English section but as usual it is not interactive and just info about the place.

Go and visit the place it is a beautiful nature park. On weekends I learned that performances are held for the public.
12:56 AM
Unknown said…
I didn't know that there is a Bamboo Park in Korea, well Bamboo is one of my favorate, a gentleman among the 4 kinds of Chinese Classic Paintings, namely: Orchid, Chrysanthemum, Plum and Bamboo. .. Hope someday I have the chance of visiting the Damyan Bamboo Park!
-from Julius Leenon
7:57 PM
Anonymous said…
Wow, beautiful pictures! Thanks for giving me a glimpse into your life in the Republic of Korea. Really fascinating and inviting!
1:16 PM
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