A postcard showing
cherry blossom by Kyujin Park. Thanks Simplydeep.
A 190 stamp on
sports, a 170 stamp on drawing of ancient lifestyle and a 70 stamp on highway
were used. They were cancelled but the postmarks are blur.
A postcard on Jeonju Hanok Village (전주한옥마을). Located in Jeonju (전주시), this village is concentrated with various Korean traditional houses. Thanks Yi-Hsuan.
This card was sent using the printed postage label; it was printed at post office of Jeonnam Univ. on 16.11.2016. The postage for postcard by air is ₩400.
A postcard on Yeongdo Grand Bridge (영도대교), the first bridge connecting an island with the mainland in Busan (부산). The bascule part of this bridge is lifted once a day and becomes a tourist attraction of the day. Thanks Pradipta.
Three definitive stamps; two on fruits (₩30 and ₩70) and one ₩300 on historical building were used. They were cancelled at Busan Univ. on 6.3.2015.
A spring view on Jeju Island (제주도 or 濟州島) with rape flowers blooming by the roadside. Thanks Jessicahsu sending this card while traveling.
It was sent using a postage label. This label indicated postcard rate and printed with ₩370. It was printed on 10.7.2012 in Jeju. A airmail stamping was cancelled at the bottom of this label.
A Christmas postcard from South Korea. Thanks jessicahsu.
It was sent from China inside an envelope. It was sent with three definitive stamps; a 50 Fen environmental stamp and two bird definitive stamps with face values 2 Yuan and 1 Yuan. They were cancelled at Beijing Yayuncun 5 (北京 亚运村) on 17.12.2010. It was underpaid cover with pasted but paper remnant indicating postage insufficient. However, there is no postage due marking and it was sent with any additional postage paid.
Gyeonghoeru or 경회루 (慶會樓 or The Royal Banquet Hall) of the Gyeongbokgung Palace or 경복궁 (景福宮) in northern Seoul. This building was a hall to hold state banquet during the Joseon Dynasty. Thanks irinka80.
A ₩340 dinosaur stamp and a ₩10 South Korean flag stamp were used. It was sent from SL. Itaewon 1 on 20.10.2010.
An airport postcard of Incheon International Airport (인천국제공항). The largest airport in South Korea. It is serving the Seoul national capital area. The traffic centre is shown on the left. Thanks QiuQiu.
This South Korean postcard sent from Taiwan. Many low face value stamps from different period were used. A NT$1 dog stamp, a NTS5 children's drawing, a NT$2 Li Shan Mountain, NT$1 flower definitive stamp, NT$1 bird definitive stamp and a NT$2 fish stamp were used. They are cancelled in Taipei Da'an (台北大安) on 20.12.2009.
A scene from celebrating Cokhon festival (석촌축제) with cultural dance. Thanks ryu jeon.
A partial readable postmark from Chosun University, Korea is on the postcard. From the date written on the postcard. It was sent on 6.4.2009. Only the character "6" is on the postcard. Two stamps with a total face value of 350 Won were used. They are 250 Won tree stamp and 100 Won flower stamp.