men playing baduk or janggi. Bundang Pond Bundang Pond (분당호, 盆唐湖) is the large body of water in the center of Central Park. It is next to Central Square (중앙광장, 中央廣場), the large rollerblading area, where the administration building and Sunae House can also be seen. One of the symbols of the park is the large fountain in the middle of the pond, which periodically puts on water shows, shooting water high up into the air. Around the pond, there are several large and small traditional Korean pavilions nearby, where visitors can while away the hours. The largest one is the two-story Dolmagak Palace (돌마각누각), a traditional pavilion left over from the last Korean royal dynasty. Close by you will find a Korean traditional lily pad, which is wonderful to see in the summer time. On the opposite side there is another popular attraction, is the traditional Sunaejeongja (수내정자, 藪內亭子), a secluded summerhouse, whose design was taken from Changdeokgung. Nearby is a traditional water mill. During the mid-1990s the pond was well stocked with Koi during the warmer months. Sunae House Sunae House (수내동가옥, 藪內家) is Gyeonggi-do cultural treasure number 78, a private home constructed at the end of the Joseon Dynasty. It is all that remains of the seventy such homes that once formed the village that previously existed before being demolished for the construction of the new Bundang. The large pavilion, lotus pond and zelkova tree (느티나무) that had sat at the entrance to the village have also been preserved. Inside the square shaped yard is the L-shaped main building, with the rear of the building 10 kan (칸) in length. Arranged along the length of the house can be found the inner room (안방) and the main hall (대청), and along the short end is the kitchen and store room. The house was heated using the tradition Korean ondol (온돌) and is also complete with typical farming, household equipment, and models of people acting out a typical day for that time. Sunae House is by Central Square. References Bundang Parks in Gyeonggi Province