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Experience Jeonbuk Be a king in Ipjeom-ri Tomb Museum Nature and culture in Ipjeom-ri Words & Photos by Alexandra PrÉvÔt The Ancient Tombs in Ipjeom-ri of Iksan are located between Gunsan and Iksan, so you can reach them with a city bus between the two cities. An empty museum stands alone next to a lovely path. The path leads to tombs from the fifth century (during the Baekje kingdom period). In this area, eighteen ancient tombs have been found with relics inside. The relics are now visible inside the museum. Among the relics found and on display inside the museum, there are a gilt bronze crown, shoes, many kinds of pottery (including beautiful celadon pottery), and jewelry. These relics display historical exchanges with China (there are some Chinese pots) and Japan (the crown is similar to a crown found in Gumamoto, Japan). Displays throughout the museum explain the history of Baekje with maps and interactive games. Kids will have fun trying to rebuild an old pot. It is like a 3D Puzzle with a historic background. Outside of the museum, hike up the path a ways to enjoy a tour of the tombs. The place is quite wild as it sits on the edge of a forest. If you are lucky, you'll see a wild deer running between the tombs. The air is fresh, and the flowers, greenery, and lack of people give the place an historical atmosphere. Since the location is not overly crowded (I’ve rarely encountered other visitors here), you can stroll around the tombs and museum like an ancient Baekje king. Museum: 54501 전북 익산시 웅포면 입점고분길 80 FREE Admission Open from 9am to 6pm Contact : 063-859-4634 52 Jeonbuk Life Magazine / Spring 2019 • Issue 14
Iksan Gunsan Wanju County Jeolla Dialect Jeonju Gimje Buan 전라 사투리 County Jeongeup Imsil County Gochang County Sunchang County Muju County Jinan County Jangsu County Namwon By embracing it, you embrace the local people, language, and culture in a warm and useful way. This edition’s featured phrase is…. 점드락 “왜 이렇게 피곤해 보여?” Words by Axel Lemus “Why do you look so tired?” Every region has its own unique dialect. Speakers of the Jeolla dialect sometimes use this word in place of “하루 종일” or “종일“ which means “all day long” in standard Korean. Using it will surely spice up any conversation with a local! “점드락 써 있어서 그래” “It’s because I’ve been standing all day long” “오늘 어디 갔다 왔어?” “Did you go anywhere today?” “아니, 좀 피곤해서 하루 점드락 집에 있었어 ” “No, I was a little tired today so I stayed home all day” 53
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