Yeolhwajeong Pavilion, Boseong

Yeolhwajeong is a traditional pavilion located in the forest of Ganggol Village, Deukryang-myeon, Boseong-gun, Jeollanam-do. It is a building jointly owned and managed by the residents of Ganggol Village. If you go up along Silgaecheon, you will pass Ilgakdaemun and reach the pavilion, which is located on a high natural stone embankment.
The building is an L-shaped numaru house with 4 rooms on the front and 2 rooms on the sides, and is structured with the numaru arranged vertically around a central room. There is a raised floor at the front and back of the room, an alcove is placed behind the lower room, and a fireplace space is provided under the room. It shows a traditional wooden architectural structure, with a pillar built on a natural stone embankment and a high pedestal, using a guldolori, a shank, and a shoal, and supporting the bell lintel with a trapezoidal plate hole. The roof is composed of a gable roof, and the overall structure and construction technique suggest that the building was built in the early 20th century.
A pond and trees have been created around the pavilion, and it is a cultural heritage that can be seen along with the traditional village scenery of Ganggol Village.

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