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Korea's best spots to curl up with a book this autumn

Outlet: The Korea Herald · The Korea Herald · Published 22/10/2026 05:42 UTC

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Autumn is the season for reading. Something about the cooler air, clear skies and longer evenings makes it an easy time to settle in with a book. Across the country, a handful of unique reading spaces offer a little more than the usual library or cafe might. These three pair books with a lotus pond view, an entire city built around publishing or a mountain trail looking over Seoul. Yeonhwajeong Library, Jeonju In the middle of the pond at Deokjin Park in Jeonju, sits a single-story hanok that do

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