Gyeongbokgung Palace Review

The palace was built in 1395 (Hongwu, Ming Taizu, 28 years), and has undergone many destruction and reconstruction. The palace is named after the word "Jingfu" in "Jingfu" in "Songs of Songs". The area and regulations of the palace are strictly followed by the patriarchal relationship with the patriarchal state of China. The county palace under the rule of the Prince was built according to the system of the Ming Dynasty palace. All buildings are distinguished from the yellow of the Chinese palace in the color of Danqing. 🪁 On the 50th anniversary of the Korean Guangfu Rehabilitation in 1995, the three governments of Jin Yong demolished the Japanese-occupied buildings on the grounds of restoring their traditional culture and "clearing the symbols of the Japanese rule period", and the original site began a large-scale restoration of the Gyeongboku Palace and its annex buildings. In August 2010, South Korea rebuilt the Guanghua Gate, which was originally called "de-Chineseization" and was restored to a traditional Chinese character plaque.

Walking in the streets of Seoul, Gyeongbokgung Palace is like a shining pearl, quietly telling an ancient story. Stepping into the palace gate, it seems to travel through time and space, and the quaint buildings shine solemnly in the sun. Walking along the Junghwajeon, every brick and tile carries the weight of history. The cultural relics displayed in the palace silently tell the glory and vicissitudes of the Joseon Dynasty. I stood in front of the palace, looking up at the tall building, and a feeling of awe surged in my heart. Walking in the garden in the palace, the trees are green and the flowers are blooming. The koi in the pond are leisurely and contented, as if they are also enjoying this quiet time. I strolled along the corridor, admiring the surrounding scenery and feeling the perfect fusion of history and nature. Gyeongbokgung Palace is not only a palace, but also a witness to a period of history. Here, I seem to see the rise and fall of the Joseon Dynasty, and feel the unique charm of Korean culture. This is an unforgettable trip, which gave me a deeper understanding of Korean history and culture.

What attractions in Seoul are worth visiting? It is estimated that it is Gyeongbokgung Palace, Gyeongbokgung Palace, Qingwatai, Korean Folk Museum and Modern Art Museum are connected together. You can go shopping together. The whole Gyeongbokgung Palace is still quite big, a little bit small. The feeling of the Temple of Heaven, tickets 3,000 won, If you wear traditional Korean clothes for free tickets, the whole trip is about 1 hour, and it is very good to take pictures everywhere~

Gyeongbok Palace is basically a must-see attraction in South Korea. Although it has been rebuilt and restored many times, the architectural style and style have retained the regional characteristics of the Ming Dynasty and North Korea. It is very large inside and is still being repaired. It took more than 3 hours to visit the B&B Museum. Of course, in retrospect, the most worth seeing is the buildings near Huiqing Building and Ganqing Palace. If the refinement time can be controlled within 2 hours. There is also the two guard changes at 10 and 14 o'clock. It is quite good. You must occupy the position in front of the cordon in Guanghua Gate in advance, because the team is coming out of the big drum on the square. If you are outside Guanghua Gate, you can't see the drill scene. In addition, remind everyone that if you don't have time to make an appointment to visit the secret garden of Changde Palace, you don't need to buy a pass, you can't pay.

If you can only choose one attraction in Seoul, it is estimated that most people will choose here. When I first entered, I could only take a 45-degree backbeat. Don't ask me why. Famous attractions, smart as you, must understand. However, it is not difficult to avoid the crowds, just a little deeper, and it will gradually enter the good environment. The more people go in, the less people go through the door of the palace, and the feeling of contracting the whole palace is very fast. Before I went, I heard that wearing Hanfu to Gyeongboo Palace is free. I will be suspicious. When I ask at the door, I really have such a problem. Although the ticket is not many tens of yuan, but this practice is quite interesting, if the Forbidden City is also free for people wearing cheongsam, will it indirectly promote the national clothing cause? ╰ (￣▽￣) ╭ I thought that many people wearing Korean clothes were tourists, but in fact, there are not a few Korean locals who come here to take pictures in retro costumes. Just do not open the basic can also distinguish, tourists' clothing is more "improved" style, more fancy, while locals wear more traditional short clothes, the color is also a lot of pure, hairstyle and makeup is more natural.