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Korean shamanism has a long-standing history with its roots in the agricultural state of ancient time. Korean shamanism involves praying for blessings by worshiping objects indigenous to the region, including mountains, soil, monumental trees, and water. Korean shamanism perceives that nature is under the influence of a supreme power or god. Even today, people in some rural regions worship the old zelkova trees as the guardians of the village.
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Marado Island
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Sunrise at Seopjikoji
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Saraoreum Lake
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Suwolbong Peak
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Beautiful View of Sunrise at Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak
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Cloud Enshrouded Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak
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Along Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak
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Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak
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On the Way to Hallasan National Park
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Wind Generators
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Gotjawal Forest
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Sanbangsan Mountain
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Bijarim Forest
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Night View of Yongyeon Cloud Bridge
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Cheonjiyeon Falls Promenade
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Blooming Sunflowers at Myeongdoam
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Yongcheondonggul Cave
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Gimnyeong Beach
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What Koreans First Imagine When Jeju Comes to Mind
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Shamanism
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Shamanism
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