Sacred rock, said to resemble either a monk standing on his robe or in conversation with the king.
Inwangsan used to be home to a large tiger population.
Friday, September 23, 2011
Inwangsan, the shaman's choice
The mountain closest to our house, in the west of city, is Seoul's Shamanic center of gravity. We happened upon a ritual where women in robes were clattering cymbals, chanting, and holding up long ribbons of white paper.
Sacred rock, said to resemble either a monk standing on his robe or in conversation with the king.
Inwangsan used to be home to a large tiger population.
Sacred rock, said to resemble either a monk standing on his robe or in conversation with the king.
Inwangsan used to be home to a large tiger population.
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