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Monday, September 20, 2010

Visit the new Gongju Hanok Village

Visit the new Gongju Hanok Village
Posted Sep. 20, 2010
  • Source : Korea Tourism Organization
Gongju Hanok Village, a hanok accommodation facility just opened its doors to the public on September 14th. The village is located inside the Gomanaru Leisure Complex in Gongju-si City, Chungcheongnam-do.

The more than 30,000㎡ village is comprised of 6 hanoks with a total of 37 traditional style guest rooms, a street with pleasant dining options and convenient stores, a campground and a parking lot.


More Info)

☞ Accommodation Information +82-41-840-2763 (Korean, Japanese) 
☞ Gongju Culture & Tourism website http://tour.gongju.go.kr (Korean, English, Chinese, Japanese) 
☞ Related columns - Gongju, the Glory of Baekje Lives On
☞ Korea Travel Phone +82-41-1330 (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)


Courtesy of: Gongju Municipal Government

Sunday, September 19, 2010

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Tourism

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Geumo-san Provincial Park


Guemo-san Provincial Park, used with permission of Gumi CityGeumo-san is one of the eight famous spots in the Yeongnam region. The peak rises 976 meters above sea level and offers spectacular views of Gumi City and the surrounding region. Visitors can hike to the top along several trails of varying difficulty, reaching the top in under a few hours. Less actively inclined can also enjoy the views by taking the cable car. Guemo-san Provincial Park also has a waterfall, a natural cave, a carved standing statue of Buddha, and several Buddhist temples. Kum-Oh Land amusement park at the entrance of the park offers activities for the whole family. In 1977, former president Park Chunghee launched the "Movement to Preserve Nature" from this area.

Daehye Waterfall, used with permission of Gumi City Daehye (Myeonggeum) Waterfall
This waterfall located halfway up the mountain is 400 meters from the foot of the mountain. The falls themselves are 27 meters to the pool below, providing a breath taking sight and great rushing sound. Daehye is the waterfall's original name. However, around 1931, the characters Myeonggeum were engraved on the east cliff, after which time it has also been called Myeonggeum Waterfall.

Doseon Cave, used with permission of Gumi City Doseon Cave
This cave is located in the middle of the cliff to the right of Daehye Waterfall. The cave has a wide view of the Nakdong River, Gumi Industrial Complex, and Naengsan in Haepyeong in distance. Reportedly, Doseon attained Nirvana in this cave. Doseon was a master of Pungsu Jiriseol- the theory of divination based on topography. Although historians do not know exactly from when the cave has been called Doseon Cave, they guess it started from the early Joseon period.


Standing Statue of Buddha, used with permission of Gumi City Standing Statue of Buddha
This statue of Buddha was carved in natural rock below the mountain top cliff. The relief is 5.5 meters high and is estimated to have been sculpted during the Goryeo period. It has been designated Treasure No. 490.

Hours: Summer - 09:00 ~ 18:00 / Winter - 09:00 ~ 17:00

Admission:
Adults(19~64 years old): 600 won (Groups: 500 won)
Youths, Soldiers: 400 won (Groups: 300 won)
Children(7~12 years old): 200 won (Groups: 100 won)
* Group: 30 people or more

Directions: National Road #33 -> Geumo-san crossroads -> downtown Gumi City -> Geumo-san


(Information provided courtesy of Gumi City.)

lifestyle

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Results through Relaxation

Motivation to lose weight can come from hypnotherapy’s tranquil exploration of the subconscious




Josh Bailie | August 9, 2010



When it comes to weight loss, you haven’t tried everything until you’ve tried hypnotherapy.

As one client says, it changed her life.

“I am now 13 pounds down!” she exclaims, “I am happy with my relationship with food and am confident that it will continue to go down…Before these sessions I felt like food was controlling me. Now I feel free!”

This woman went to The Morpheus Clinic for Hypnosis in Toronto. She achieved the ability to choose what to eat and, more importantly, what not to eat.

Luke Chao, instructor and the managing director of the clinic, says about one-third of new clients visit because they want to address their food intake. He told Lifestylehow hypnotherapy can be a highly effective aid for weight loss.

“In hypnosis, you’re not using your logical, critical mind — you’re using your emotional mind, which is the part of the mind that often causes overeating,” he says. “When we bypass the critical mind, beneficial suggestions for healthy eating choices are easier to accept and take greater effect.”

The two minds Chao refers to are the conscious and unconscious minds. The conscious mind is the everyday, thinking-out-loud side of our brain; the unconscious mind is responsible for habits and emotions we don’t intentionally create (it doesn’t have anything to do with actually being unconscious).

Chao compares the relationship between the two to a horse and its rider.

“If the rider decides to go one way and the horse wants to go somewhere else, they go where the horse goes,” says Chao, referring to the power of the unconscious mind.

Hypnotherapy lets you control your horse, or unconscious mind, by talking to it. A hypnotherapist can guide your unconscious mind to help you feel motivated, love your body and meet emotional needs without turning to food.

The clinic also doesn’t ignore the science behind weight loss and caloric intake. If you have a diet you’ve been told to stick to, their hypnotherapy will encourage you and help you stick to your regime.

After being hypnotized, you should have an easier time applying guidance to reality. Morpheus hypnotherapists reject “supernatural” explanations of hypnosis and focus on measurable results in the real world.

For another chance at a healthy, great-looking body, hop onto the hypnosis horse. The Morpheus Clinic promises complete compassion and confidentiality — no matter how many times you’ve fallen off other horses before. •

If you’re curious about hypnosis and want to know more, The Morpheus Clinic for Hypnosis offers free initial consultations to new clients.

Visit their website at morpheusclinic.com.
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