Korean Script Collection

Signs in Seoul, South Korea, Asia

Statue of king Sejong in Gwanghwamun Plaza, Gwanghwamun, Seoul, South Korea

Offerings, Gwaneumsa Temple, Jeju Island, South Korea, Asia

Korean Town
August 1910: A typical Korean town, with single-storey thatched-roof buildings crowded together around a central open space. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Gate near Rear Garden at Changdeok Palace
Gate near Huwon (Rear Garden) at Changdeok Palace in Seoul, South Korea. It shows a brown wooden door with a tile roof and stone wall

Buddhist ceremony for children and beginners, Seoul, South Korea, Asia

Buddhist stone monument of merit, Bongeunsa Temple, Seoul, South Korea, Asia

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Discover the rich history and culture of Asia through the enchanting Korean script. Wander through the bustling streets of Seoul, where signs in this unique alphabet add character to modern city life. At Gwaneumsa Temple on Jeju Island, observe children and beginners participating in Buddhist ceremonies, surrounded by offerings and ancient stone monuments. In the heart of Seoul, the statue of King Sejong, the brilliant ruler who invented the script in the 15th century, stands proudly in Gwanghwamun Plaza. Explore Korean Town for a vibrant taste of the culture, and don't miss the serene beauty of Buddhist ceremonies and monuments at Bongeunsa Temple. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Korean script, a testament to the enduring heritage of Asia.