Prehistoric Site in Amsa-dong

🔮 Located in Gangdong-gu, Seoul, the prehistoric site in Amsa-dong feels like stepping into a time machine. The entrance is spacious and tranquil, surrounded by untouched forest, which helps you imagine the environment where ancient people once lived. When I reached the pit houses, I felt a sense of awe thinking about how ancient people might have spent winters or sought shelter from rain while living in these small spaces as a community. The walls were carefully constructed with wood and grass, and the roofs were covered with natural materials like straw, showcasing their wisdom and respect for nature. 🌳 🍁 One of the most captivating aspects of the Amsa-dong prehistoric site is the harmonious blend of nature and historical relics. The pit houses are surrounded by trees, allowing visitors to experience the ancient lifestyle in a more realistic setting. It made me reflect on how their living environment compares to ours today—both the differences and similarities. 📍 Admission Fee: Adults 500 KRW, Children 300 KRW Parking Fee: 2,000 KRW per day for cars