Goryeo

The Princes' Bath is a secluded oasis reserved for royalty. The bath is located in a separate part of the palace, surrounded by high walls and a garden, which provides privacy. Narrow stone paths, framed by lanterns and flowering trees, lead to it. The building is built of wood, with a stepped roof covered with tiles. The entrance to the bath is decorated with large carved doors with copper elements. Inside, the walls are faced with smooth stone in light colors. The pool is large enough for several people. It is filled with clean warm water from hot springs. The water has a light aroma of herbs and lotus petals. In the evening, oil lamps in the form of lanterns made of thin parchment with elegant patterns, are lit. Marble benches with soft silk pillows are located along the pool. Around the pool are vases with fresh flowers, aromatic incense burners, with the smell of sandalwood and jasmine. This is a place where only princes and servants have access.

A serene interior of a luxurious bathhouse, with high walls framed by flowering trees and narrow stone paths lined with lanterns, featuring large carved wooden doors at the entrance. Inside, smooth light-colored stone walls host engravings of lotuses and cranes, while a large pool filled with warm, aromatic water takes center stage, illuminated by soft light reflecting off its surface and surrounded by tall vases of fresh flowers.