- In the early 15th century, the King Taejong ordered the construction of a new palace at an auspicious site. A Bureau of Palace Construction was set up to create the complex, consisting of a number of official and residential buildings set in a garden that was cleverly adapted to the uneven topography of the 58-ha site. The result is an exceptional example of Far Eastern palace architecture and design, blending harmoniously with the surrounding landscape.
- “Not Much Sleep, Just left my belongings in my Accomodation, and started my sojourn in the City of Seoul, started with its UNESCO Sites”.
Donhwamun – The Main Gate
The UNESCO Inscription
Covered Walkway along the dry canal, Behind is the Government Buildings
The Throne Room in the Injeongjeon
Secret Garden, Buyungji Pond and Juhamnu Pavilion
Aeryeonji Pond and Uiduhap
A view from Top of Gwallamjeong
A View from Gwallamjeong
A Small Entrance to Nakseonjae Complex
Inside the Yeongyeongdang Complex
Seonhyangaie in Yeongyeongdang Complex
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