Historic relics--Sami Pavilion and Stone Lion in Sami-dong--are in Haeju City of South Hwanghae Province.
The Sami Pavilion was built in the 19th century during the Feudal Joson Dynasty. Some delicately-trimmed granite columns were linked to wooden pillars to build the pavilion with a hip-saddle roof on it.
The Sami Pavilion was built in the 19th century during the Feudal Joson Dynasty. Some delicately-trimmed granite columns were linked to wooden pillars to build the pavilion with a hip-saddle roof on it.
The Sami Pavilion is a typical one that combined itself with the surroundings well. It is a plain building with simple painting. The pavilion can overlook the fine view of beautiful ravine and clear water.
Around the Sami Pavilion is the Stone Lion in Sami-dong belonging to the Koryo Dynasty(918--1392).
Around the Sami Pavilion is the Stone Lion in Sami-dong belonging to the Koryo Dynasty(918--1392).
The Stone Lion in Sami-dong is precious historic relics showing the stone sculpture of Korean ancestors.
The Sami Pavilion and Stone Lion in Sami-dong are preserved as they are according to the policy of the government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on protecting the national heritages and serve as a cultural recreation resort for the working people.
The Sami Pavilion and Stone Lion in Sami-dong are preserved as they are according to the policy of the government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on protecting the national heritages and serve as a cultural recreation resort for the working people.