Gyeongbokgung Palace

#cherryblossom2024 Experience the best of Seoul in just two days! From historical landmarks to modern attractions, this itinerary offers a perfect blend of culture, history, and excitement 🇰🇷❤️ Day 1: 📍 Seoul War Memorial 💂♂️ ⏰ Morning ⏳ Duration: 2 hours 💰 Free Start your Seoul adventure by paying tribute to the city's rich history at the Seoul War Memorial. Explore the exhibits and learn about Korea's past, with a focus on the Korean War. 📍 Bongeunsa Temple ⏰ afternoon ⏳ Duration: 1 hour 💰 $3 USD Second, pay a visit to Bongeunsa Temple, a serene Buddhist temple in the heart of the bustling city. 📍 Gangnam Style Monument 🕺🎵 ⏰ Afternoon ⏳ Duration: 30 minutes 💰 Free Next, immerse yourself in K-pop culture at the Gangnam Style Monument. Strike a pose next to the iconic bronze statue of Psy, the artist behind the global hit "Gangnam Style." 📍 Starfield Library 📚✨ ⏰ Evening ⏳ Duration: 1 hour 💰 Free Head to the Starfield Library, a book lover's paradise. Lose yourself in the vast collection of books and enjoy the stunning architecture of this unique library. 📍 Myeongdong Street 🛍️ ⏰ Evening ⏳ Duration: 2-3 hours 💰 Free End your Seoul adventure with a visit to the vibrant Myeongdong Street. Indulge in a shopping spree, sample delicious street food, and delve into the buzzing nightlife. Day 2: 📍 Sungnyemun Gate ⏰ Morning ⏳ Duration: 30 minutes 💰 Free Marvel at the majestic Sungnyemun Gate, also known as Namdaemun Gate. This iconic landmark is a symbol of Seoul's rich heritage and is the last remaining gate of the city's original fortress walls. 📍 Cheonggyecheon ⏰ morning ⏳ Duration: 1-2 hours 💰 Free Escape the city's hustle and bustle as you explore Cheonggyecheon, a serene urban oasis. 📍 Gyeongbokgung Palace ⏰ Morning/Afternoon ⏳ Duration: 2-3 hours 💰 $3 USD No visit to Seoul is complete without exploring the grandeur of Gyeongbokgung Palace. Immerse yourself in Korea's royal history as you walk through the palace grounds. 📍 Jogyesa Temple 🏮 ⏰ Afternoon ⏳ Duration: 1 hour 💰 Free Embrace the spiritual side of Seoul at Jogyesa Temple, the chief temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. 📍 Bukchon Hanok Village ⏰ afternoon ⏳ Duration: 2-3 hours 💰 Free Step back in time as you wander through the charming streets of Bukchon Hanok Village. Admire the traditional Korean hanok houses, explore small boutiques, and soak in the nostalgic atmosphere. 📍 N Seoul Tower 🗼 ⏰ Evening/Night ⏳ Duration: 1-2 hours 💰 $9 USD (for observatory admission) Conclude your Seoul adventure with a visit to the iconic N Seoul Tower. Take a scenic cable car ride up to the observation deck, where you'll be treated to breathtaking panoramic views of the city skyline. Note: Please check the official websites or local sources for the most up-to-date information on opening hours, entrance fees, and any restrictions before your visit. Enjoy your trip! ✨🌈✨ #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks

#cherryblossom2024 During the spring season, many travellers flock to Korea and Japan to witness the ephemeral beauty of pink cherry blossoms in full bloom. When the cities are blanketed in delicate pink hues, the scene becomes truly spectacular. I count myself privileged to have had the opportunity to visit Seoul during the cherry blossom season and immerse myself in its enchanting scenery. It's an experience that feels almost surreal, witnessing the juxtaposition of modern high-rise buildings against the backdrop of nature's resplendent beauty. Among the plethora of breathtaking sights, there are three places in Seoul that I highly recommend visiting during spring to witness the cherry blossoms in all their glory. Gyeongbokgung Palace As one of Seoul's most iconic landmarks, Gyeongbokgung Palace offers an unparalleled setting to admire cherry blossoms. The palace grounds are adorned with these delicate blooms, framing the majestic architecture with a touch of ethereal charm. Tips: Consider renting a Hanbok from nearby rental shops. Wearing Hanbok adds to the experience and makes for stunning photos against the backdrop of cherry blossoms and the palace. Seokchon Lake Nestled near the renowned Lotte World, Seokchon Lake transforms into a mesmerising sea of pink during the cherry blossom season. The area surrounding the lake bursts with vibrant hues, providing an exquisite backdrop for photo-taking. Whether strolling along its banks or admiring the blossoms from afar, Seokchon Lake offers a captivating experience for all visitors. Tips: Seokchon Lake can get quite crowded during peak cherry blossom season, especially on weekends and evenings. Go early in the morning to avoid the crowd. Cheonggyecheon Stream Tucked away in the heart of Seoul, Cheonggyecheon Stream offers a tranquil escape amidst the bustling cityscape. Lined with cherry blossom trees, the stream creates a serene and picturesque setting, perfect for a leisurely stroll or quiet contemplation. The sight of cherry blossoms gently cascading over the stream's banks adds a touch of magic to this urban oasis, making it a must-visit destination during the spring season. Tips: The best way to explore the stream is on foot, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes because it is quite a long stroll. These three destinations not only showcase the natural beauty of cherry blossoms but also offer a unique perspective on Seoul's cultural and urban landscape during this enchanting time of year.

The night view is stunning and the night feeling is very different from visiting during the day. I would highly recommend it if you happen to be in Seoul when they open during the night. If you are visiting in the day, please wear a handbok to immerse youself into the history and significance of the palace. #freehotelstay #gyeongbokgung #서울 #首爾 #seoul #yolo #culture #palace

Hello everyone! Today I am here to share my Seoul 6 days 5 nights travel guide! 🇰🇷 🧳Packing tips: Deep divide, change of clothes, spare medicine (cold medicine, ibuprofen....) cosmetics💄, beautiful pupils, skin care products🧴, makeup remover, power bank🔋, toiletries🚿, sports shoes👟, sunscreen☀️, mosquito repellent spray🦟, sun protection clothing👕, disposable underwear👖... (These things are all necessary!) 🏞️Day1: Yantai-Incheon We gathered at Yantai Port International Terminal, took the 'New Xiangxuelan' luxury passenger ship to Incheon International Terminal in Korea, had dinner at the captain's sea view restaurant, and enjoyed the sea view under the night on the deck 🌊🌃 🏞️Day2: Incheon-Seoul Gyeongbokgung Palace-🏯: Many Korean dramas are filmed here, absolutely~ As the palace of Korea, it is very beautifully built here. Take photos in Hanbok📸 It's super out of the picture~👸🏻💂 🏞️Day3: Seoul Cheonggyecheon: A small popular check-in spot but we especially like this spot, it is a small stream flowing through the city🌲🌊Quiet in the noise, the scenery is very beautiful, suitable for street shooting🚶📷 N Seoul Tower: A must-visit place in Korea❗️Korea's iconic building, located near Namsan Park~ Check in here to prove that you have been to Korea🇰🇷🤳🏼 🏞️Day4: Seoul Starry Sky Library: A newly opened library in Seoul, super romantic starry atmosphere, instantly take you into the dream world of Korean drama✨📚, there are more than 50,000 books in the museum, and also provides various types of magazines at home and abroad, no matter men, women, old and young can find their own corner here. 🌟📖 New World Duty Free Shop: Very cost-effective, 8, 9 floors are luxury goods, 10 floors are cosmetics and beauty, 11 floors are clothing, perfume 12 floors are food, electronic products, before shopping, first handle the duty-free shop's gold card and rebate, so shopping is more cost-effective‼️💸💄 🏞️Day5 Seoul Namsan Valley Hanok Village: Although there is a village in the name, it is not a village. It is super out of the picture to take pictures here📸. It is said that it used to be a place where high officials lived🏯📷 Korean Folk Experience Museum: Here you can not only see the process of making seaweed with your own eyes, but also experience Korean traditional culture, try on Hanbok, and take photos with the exhibits in the museum👘📸 🏞️Day6 Yantai (Return to the warm home🏠 You can watch the sunrise by the railing and enjoy the beautiful scenery at sea🌅🌊 Korea is really too beautiful, and the price is very affordable! I hope my guide can provide you with some references, and have fun on your next trip! 😊✈️

|Complete guide to Gyeongbokgung Palace!.✅Gyeongbokgung Palace is the main palace of the last unified dynasty in the history of the Korean Peninsula - the Joseon Dynasty (Li Dynasty), the first of the five palaces in Seoul, it can be said to be the Korean version of the "Forbidden City", and it is also one of the must-visit attractions in Seoul. ✅One of the debuffs of Gyeongbokgung Palace is that you can get free admission if you wear Korean clothes, which should be a kind of promotion of Korean culture, and also a boost to the economic growth of nearby clothing stores. . 🚈Transportation ✔️Subway Line 3 Gyeongbokgung Station, 5 minutes walk ✔️Subway Line 5 Gwanghwamun Station, 10 minutes walk . 🎫Tickets ✔️3000 Korean Won ✔️Free for those wearing Korean clothes . 👚Korean Clothes Rental ✔️There are many places to rent Korean clothes around Gyeongbokgung Palace. Because we went to Bukchon Hanok Village first, we rented there. You can't make a reservation in advance, it is recommended to go early, otherwise the good-looking Korean clothes will be rented out. ✔️The Korean clothing store also includes hairstyles and headwear, it is recommended to rent for 4 hours. . 🕐Opening Hours ✔️Monday-Sunday 09:00-17:00 (Closed on Tuesdays) . 🍽Food ✔️There are many restaurants near Gyeongbokgung Palace, such as Hanok Village and Samcheong-dong. . 🏘Accommodation ✔️Because Gyeongbokgung Palace is in downtown Seoul, accommodation nearby is also very convenient. It is recommended to stay near Myeongdong, where there are many hotels and guesthouses. . 📸Gyeongbokgung Palace Check-in Guide ✔️The actual tour area of Gyeongbokgung Palace is relatively small, and it can be completed in about 1-2 hours. ✔️The wall color of Gyeongbokgung Palace is mainly pinkish brown, and the eaves are mainly turquoise. . ✅Gwanghwamun 🖼Picture 3 🌟The main gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace, which is also the national gate of Korea, can see the traditional Chinese plaque. . ✅Heungnyemun Square 🖼Picture 3 🌟After passing through Gwanghwamun, there is a wide square. . ✅Gatekeeper's Hall 🖼Picture 4, 5 🌟On the right hand side of Heungnyemun Square, there is a gatekeeper's hall. It's not hard to guess from the name that this is where the gatekeeper is. . ✅Heungnyemun 🖼Picture 6 🌟The second gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace, located between Gwanghwamun and Geunjeongmun, can be regarded as Korea's "Meridian Gate" . ✅Heungnyemun Corridor 🖼Picture 7, 8 🌟After passing through Heungnyemun, there are long corridors on both sides of the door, which gives a feeling of "Dae Jang Geum" . ✅Geunjeongmun 🖼Picture 9 🌟This gate is the gate to the main hall of Gyeongbokgung Palace, Geunjeongjeon . ✅Geunjeongmun Corridor 🖼Picture 10 🌟After passing through Geunjeongmun, there are also long corridors on both sides of the door, where you can check in on the corridor, and the lined stone pillars have a sense of depth . ✅Geunjeongjeon Square 🖼Picture 11 🌟This is the largest square in Gyeongbokgung Palace, and the central building is Geunjeongjeon . ✅Geunjeongjeon 🖼Picture 12-15 🌟The main hall of Gyeongbokgung Palace, the first of all palaces, equivalent to Korea's "Hall of Supreme Harmony".

Gyeongbokgung is one of the largest palaces built by the Joseon dynasty. We went here January 7, 2024. It was freezing cold but worth it! We rented hanbok at hanboknam so we could enter the palace for free. There was a ceremony when we got here but we didn't watch until the end. We took photos real quick then went home. Getting there: You can get off at Gyeongbokgung Station line 3 (Exit 5) or get off at Gwanghwamun Station line 5 (Exit 2). The palace is just a short walk from either of these stations. #seoultrip #gyeongbokgungpalace #gyeongbokgung #seoul #tripblazers #tripmoments

The changing guard ceremony at Gyeongbokgung palace is taking place everyday except for Tuesday at 10am and 2pm. This changing guard ceremony area no need to pay for admission fee. So you can come over and witness it for yourself. There is no dress code to enter Gyeongbokgung palace too. It is better you wear proper shoes because there is a lot of walking here. You can alight at Gwanghuamun station and walk over. This place is crowded during the changing guard ceremony and you can choose to stand anywhere because it is a large marching area for the guards. #fallishere #southkorea #seoul #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

#fallishere Gyeongbokgung is also known as Gyeongbokgung Palace, was the main royal palace of the Joseon dynasty that Built in 1935. its amazing to see the package during autumn as you can see the colorful autumn leaves fall added color in to the palace . we were impressed by the palace and it look amazing when you see it in real. overall it was a great experience and we join the local tour visiting here with a guide to explain the history of the palace . suggest to come here with your group including the guide for explanation. lovely and recommended 👍🏻 #couplestrip #awesomepic

#seoultrip My visit to Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul was an enchanting journey into Korea's royal history and architectural splendor. Nestled in the heart of the city, this iconic palace stands as a testament to the Joseon Dynasty's grandeur and cultural heritage. The palace's location is striking, surrounded by majestic mountains and the contemporary buzz of Seoul. The highlight of my visit was the Changing of the Guard ceremony at the main gate, a vibrant and ceremonial display that transported me to an era of royal traditions. Exploring the palace grounds revealed meticulously preserved structures like Geunjeongjeon Hall and Gyeonghoeru Pavilion, each adorned with vibrant colors and intricate detailing. The serene beauty of the Hyangwonjeong Pavilion, set against the backdrop of Buyongji Pond, offered a tranquil escape within the bustling city. Nearby attractions include the National Folk Museum of Korea and the picturesque Bukchon Hanok Village, allowing for a deeper exploration of Korea's rich cultural tapestry. Gyeongbokgung Palace is not just a historical site; it's a living testament to Korea's regal past. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a casual visitor, the palace promises a captivating journey through the legacy of Seoul's royal heritage. #seoul #southkorea

#fallingseason One of the best seasons, I do love and enjoy the moment the most because the view was surprising to me and the weather is really cool. Really recommended for this season to those who love travelling and taking nice photos. Especially, never forget to say thank you to a handsome cameraman who was travelling with me during the trip and he captured this photo for me when I was breathing and enjoying the view of Gyeongbokgung Palace. #falltrip #seoul #southkorea

#fallingseason Gyeongbokgung Palace, which creates an antique atmosphere with the combination of natural beauty and traditional houses, makes you fall in love with the charm the more you see it. It's great to be able to enjoy such a wonderful view in the city center. I also looked around Jipokjae, a traditional house with Chinese style, and looked around Hyangwonjeong Pavilion in the northern background of Gyeongbokgung Palace and Hyangwonji, a pond, and the atmosphere was really great. Just standing and looking at it made me feel refreshed.

#fallingforfall Now is the peak Autumn in South Korea which means it is the best time to visit Gyeongbongung Palace and experience the very real feeling of being a king, crown prince or a princess. Imagine walking in the alley full with falling leaves, while playing the very same music in your head as a lonely crown prince. That’s just majestic! You still have a chance to not miss this as Trip is currently have a big promo. Better to grab the tickets now and fulfils your Kdrama dream. Pro tips: 1) Prebook your Hanbook to get extra discount 2) Visit at early morning to avoid crowd 3) Wear light so you can easily change to costume