Journey Through The Seoul's 5 Grand Palaces South Korea, especially Seoul has the most rich history and cultural heritage. If you are looking to explore South Korea’s culture, Look no further than the city's iconic "5 Grand Palaces," each telling a unique story of Korea's history. They are the treasure of the South Korea. 1. Gyeongbokgung Palace: Step into Royalty https://kr.hotels.com/go/south-korea/seoul-gyeongbokgung-palace Built in 1395, Gyeongbokgung Palace stands as a demonstration of the grandeur of the Joseon Dynasty. The best thing about this palace is that this is the first palace that was built by the Joseon dynasty. You can just know its royalty by just seeing Gyeonbokgung’s size and its beauty. The Guard Ceremony at the main gate lets you invite yourself to Korean history at the National Folk Museum. This is one of the unique places you can explore Korean history. Address: 161 Sajik-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul 2. Changdeokgung Palace: Nature's Harmony Unveiled https://heritage.unesco.or.kr/%EC%B0%BD%EB%8D%95%EA%B6%81/ Constructed in 1405, Changdeokgung Palace is connected by its secret gardens. You can wander through the UNESCO-listed Biwon (Secret Garden) and view the serene landscapes. Especially, among the 5 palaces in Seoul, this is the palace where it maintains its original form out of 5 of them. In the architectural part, you can view the harmonization of the architecture and nature blended very well. You can explore Changdukgung at Insadong and Hanok Village. Make sure you bring yourself a Camera to get the views in the photo. Address: 99 Yulgok-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul 3. Changgyeonggung Palace: Where History Meets Serenity https://www.expedia.co.kr/Changgyeonggung-Palace-Jongno-gu.d502724.Place-To-Visit Changgyeonggung was built at 1418 for King Sejong and since 1483, Changgyeonggung Palace has been built Stroll across Okcheongyo Bridge, admire Chundangji Pond, and explore the Myeongjeongjeon Hall, offering a peaceful retreat in the urban life. Due to several reconstructions, Changgyeonggung has a unique mix of architectural styles. Changgyeonggung, the cultural gem would be another place you can visit for relaxation! Address: 185 Changgyeonggung-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul 4. Deoksugung Palace: Tradition with a Modern Twist https://m.blog.naver.com/chansoondae/222694669571 Established in 1592, Deoksugung Palace stands out for its fusion of traditional and Western architectural elements. It has the unique aesthetic of Jeonggwanheon. Especially the view at night time is magnificent. You can even feel Korean history step by step just by visiting each of these buildings in Duksugung. Feel the blend of modern and traditional architecture from Deoksukgung! Address: 99 Sejong-daero, Jung-gu, Seoul 5. Gyeonghuigung Palace: Tranquility Amidst Urban Bustle https://korean.visitseoul.net/walking-tour/%EB%8F%84%EB%B3%B4%EA%B4%80%EA%B4%91-%EA%B2%BD%ED%9D%AC%EA%B6%81-%EC%84%9C%EB%8C%80%EB%AC%B8/KON000633 Built in 1623, Gyeonghuigung Palace offers a showcase of another historical and cultural significance in South Korea. Unfortunately, much of the palace was destroyed during the Japanese invasions in the late 16th century and during the colonial period in the early 20th century. However, efforts to reconstruct Gyeonghuigung Palace have been made and restore its cultural heritage. You can now see and learn about the history of the palace, and enjoy the surrounding gardens. Address: 45 Saemunan-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul These palaces are relics of the past. They are historical reminders of Korea's cultural legacy. Conveniently located, each palace promises a unique experience, from grandeur to tranquility, providing a perfect experience for your Seoul adventure and understanding Korean history. So, pack your camera, put on your walking shoes, and let Seoul's 5 Grand Palaces transport you to a bygone era, creating lifelong memories! #5PalacesInKorea #5Palaces #KoreanPalace #Gyeongbokgung #Changdeokgung #Changgyeonggung #Gyeonghuigung #Deoksugung #5대궁 All rights reserved Stay14 Bespoke
