Our relatively light work schedules allowed us sufficient time to pursue other interests. Here, were finishing up a carving of a pensive Buddha. In addition to this, we had the chance to try our hands at the gayageum, a traditional string instrument, and Korean dance. We also became certified in the art of green tea and played traditional games such as machak, yuknori, and others. All in all, were leaving the peninsula with a decent amount of traditional exposure under our belts. South Korea, Suwon Folk Village - 01-Jul-02