Exploring Kyung Hee University's campus

On Sunday, May 6, we finally visited the nearby university that my coworker, Robin, has often told me about. She lives near our institute and has often told me that Kyung Hee University has a beautiful campus that we should visit. She reminded me again that Friday before I left work, and so we decided to take her advice and take a walk on the university grounds in the late afternoon. The weather was lovely and the lighting perfect. We really enjoyed our stroll around the university campus that stretched into twilight.

The architecture on this campus is quite striking - even imposing at times

The landscaping is quite good as well

Everywhere you turn you see green, rocks, and flowers

A secluded pond

Ali liked these flowers

Reflections

One building resembled a castle

There was also a cathedral on campus

Unfortunately we were not able to get in

But I did get quite a few pictures of the outside, at least

Windows

Enjoying the vista

The castle building from another vantage point

Notice the apparent angles in this shot... parallel lines in the real
 world become right angles in the camera

You can knock, but it shall not be opened unto you

This is the castle building up close - I think just a classroom building

Amphitheater with four tennis courts in the center - and this is the small one!

This school really employs vast sizes in various forms

The truly huge amphitheater/stadium - there's a spacious basketball court, a full soccer field (I think)
 plus a huge pile of sand at the far end.

The "crown" building - our name, not theirs

Seating

Quite a skyline

I really enjoyed the scenery on this campus

Lights and camera, but no action...

Fiber optics and a statue, near the university hospital

Entrance gate