SEOUL -- More than 20,000 people visited a pavilion built to showcase South Korea's heritage on Sunday alone, as the country hosts its first UNESCO World Heritage Committee session in the southeastern city of Busan, data showed.A total of 21,282 people visited the "K-Heritage House" set up at the Busan Exhibition and Convention Center where the 48th session of the committee is taking place from July 20-29, according to the data from the Korea Heritage Service.The figure marked the largest since the pavilion opened on July 20, and the accumulative number of visitors reached 93,425.The pavil…READ FULL ARTICLE