Changdeokgung Review

The palace is well-preserved and has so much rich history! It’s also walking-distance from Jogyesa Temple and the Insa-dong neighborhood. The views are especially spectacular at sunset.

It is not very often we see palaces and we can walk into one and see the structure. It was nice to see how It was preserved.

One of the most must-visit attractions for South Korea tourism, I visited the most beautiful Forbidden City in Korea. It really didn't disappoint us. It was really beautiful. The impression was especially impressive. The palace was brightly colored. It was said that it was renovated and preserved. Changde Palace can take the subway directly to Changde Palace Station. It only takes about 2-300 meters to get there. Tickets 2-3000 won, similar to Gyeongbokgung Palace. There is an introduction note at the door, which is divided into four languages, namely Korean, English, Chinese and Japanese. Changde Palace is the Forbidden City in South Korea. It may not be as heavy as Gyeongboo Palace because of political factors, so it has not been damaged and is the most complete. The history in Changde Palace is quite long, and the princess of the last dynasty still lives in it, decades ago. The Changde Palace we can see now is because the Jingfu Palace was destroyed, and the emperor moved to the Changde Palace. The former emperor's palace, the emperor's bedroom, the central palace, the queen's bedroom, the queen's palace, the queen's palace, the back garden, and the palace for festive drinking and fun. It is really worth a visit here! Especially famous is the night with the lighting effect, the scenery is more attractive!

In other words, Changde Palace is the best palace group reserved by the Lee Dynasty in South Korea, and it is also the "Forbidden City" in South Korea. Of course, the momentum and Beijing are incomparable. The more beautiful is its back garden, which is the back garden of the former king, because in the Korean drama house tower house king Shizi, The heroine drowned in the pool by the Furong Pavilion in the palace in ancient times. I was very impressed, so I went to see it. The back garden must make an appointment in advance to go in with the tour guide at a specific time. The tour guide said that when the maple leaves are red in late autumn, this is the most beautiful.

Metro Line 3 to Anguo Station, exit Exit 3 and walk straight for 5 minutes to see the Changde Palace ticket office. Generally, the building is 3,000 won, and the back garden needs to buy a separate ticket reservation time to visit 5,000 won. There is a tour guide to explain. It is recommended that you buy together. The scenery is beautiful and it is recommended to visit in autumn or summer.

Changde Palace: The most Korean-style palace with natural integration. From a distance, you can see that the terrain of Korea is high and low, and it is a ladder, and you can overlook the entire palace from a high place. Unlike the Beijing Forbidden City, which is flat, you can't see the inside from the outside. Like Gyeongboo Palace, Changde Palace is a Chinese-style palace on the Korean Peninsula, and at the same time has the uniqueness of the combination of palaces and gardens, which is completely designed according to natural terrain. It is the most natural palace in North Korea. Therefore, although Changde Palace is also facing north and south, its palace is not distributed according to the north-south central axis like Jingfu Palace, but arranged in turn from the southwest to the northeast according to the terrain from the southwest to the northeast. The Changde Palace is mainly divided into four parts: the foreign dynasty, the Zhi Dynasty, the Yan Dynasty and the back garden. Although the Changde Palace is built according to the Beijing Forbidden City, it is still very Korean in many aspects. The biggest difference is that South Korea likes to build palaces in the original ecological gardens, and China builds gardens after the palaces. The palace pavilion of Changde Palace is completely designed according to natural terrain. From the floor plan, the palace distribution is not regular, which is also the most unique aspect of Korean architecture. Changde Palace is the most natural palace in the Korean palace, with views throughout the year and the most complete palace in the Korean palace. The back garden is wide and beautiful, and there are gardens in each valley, such as Furong Pool, Ailian Pool, Guanlan Pool, Zunde Pool and other lotus pools. In the vicinity of Yuliuchuan, build Xiaoyao Pavilion, Qinghui Pavilion, Taiji Pavilion and other elegant and exquisite pavilions, to set off the natural environment more beautiful. There is a scene outside the scene Willow dark flower Mingchangde Palace facing the mountains or back to the mountains, strolling on the winding mountain road, in the wandering always gives people a willow dark flower and another village feeling, in the open place in front of the pavilion and pond, more people linger, heart tide. After the palace of Changde Palace, along the mountain path that runs back to the entrance of the back garden, suddenly suddenly open when it is almost at the end, Furong Pool and the surrounding pavilions are the first area. Furong Pool is square, and a round island is built in the center of the pool, reflecting the world view of the round place. The south of Furong Pool stands the Furong Pavilion facing the north, and there is a small Sijing Keebei Pavilion to the west of Furong Pool; facing Furong Pool, there is a fish water gate to the north; follow the slope behind her, on the flower street that forms the altar, on the wide platform above the south tower of the two-story pavilion-style Zeus building. Zhouhe Building is located on the top of the mountain, towering into the clouds, and overlooking the pavilion of Zhouhe Building, giving a sweeping view of Furong Pavilion and the surrounding pond. 1. Tickets: Palace view 3,000 won (2,400 won for groups of 10 people or more), Houyuan view 5,000 won, youth (7-18 years old) 2,500 won / person 2. Package 10,000 won ／, valid for one month. Includes Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changde Palace (including Houyuan), Changqing Palace, Deshou Palace and Zongmiao 3.4 to September 9:00-18:30; October 9:00-18:00; November, March 9:00-17:30; December to February 9:00-17:00; Monday off. 4. Free admission: admission personnel under 6 years old wearing traditional Korean clothes; Wednesday of the last week of each month

Changde Palace (Korean: 창덕궁, English: ChangdeokgungPalace) is located in the east of Seoul, South Korea, so called Dongguan, is also one of the five major palaces in Seoul, North Korea, after the establishment of the Jingfu Palace in Taizong Yongle three years (1405). The Changde Palace was originally the palace of the king of Korea, and the late Korean dynasty replaced the Gyeongboo Palace for a long time as the main palace. The palace of Changde Palace is completely designed according to natural terrain, and is the most natural palace in the Korean palace, and the most complete palace in the Korean palace.