Top Things to do In Paju-si 2021

"The most beautiful palace in seoul, a great tips is to rent an hanbok (traditional clothing), if you do so, the entry to the palace is free. Moreover, you can enjoy visiting this place in the closing people where wearing then. No need to feel strange about it a lot of people are doing so, the fees of renting it is between 10 000 ₩ to 35 000₩ depending the model and the place you choose."

"The Buichon Hanok Village is between two of the palaces in Seoul and is on the North side of the city . A main road going North to South seperates this village area into two sections. The larger section is on the west side of the road . the buildings in this area are very well maintained and are occupied by current residence people . There are signs every where telling you to keep you voices down. There are also monitors or helpers on the street to answer your questions or to help you with photos . The area is on a hill so it does give you good views of the Seoul Skyline. "

"Rich in the history of Korea, Japan and China over the centuries Great architectural features in the buildings"

"I think this Palace is well kept. However there wasn't a lot to see . The garden felt very nature like birds chirping, cool and relaxing. However try to get there for the changing of the guards ceremony. If you are there for the 3.30pm , last show you can get a picture with 1 of the guards"

"very beautiful place . surrounding areas are very attractive. best place to spend your quality of time with your family and friends.many hotels are nearby . many indian and nepalese restaurants in the surrounding area."

"Designated as the National Treasure No.1 of South Korea on December 20, 1962, Sungnyemun Gate which was erected in 1398 has been through various events like being destroyed, reassembled, restoration, and repaired. This historical building which once served so many rituals conducted by the king at its glorious era now remains beautifully sturdy as one of four main gates of the capital city."

"Jongmyo is a Confucian shrine dedicated to the perpetuation of memorial services for the deceased kings and queens of the Korean Joseon Dynasty. Jongmyo is located near to Changdeokgung and Changgyeonggung. The traditional musical performance Jongmyo jeryeak is held each year."

"Changgyeonggung Palace was the Summer Palace of the Goryeo King, it later became one of the Five Grand Palaces of the Joseon Dynasty. It was heavily damaged by the Japanese during the Japanese invasion of Korea."

"The quaint and strong traditional Korean house flavor of Unhyeon Palace is worth a visit. No tickets are required, it is very quiet, but there are many local residents sitting and chatting scattered around. Each room has a variety of scene layouts, with Chinese explanations. , It’s a story-like building without strong colors, but I think it’s unique to take photos in this place in Hanbok"

"Old and Modern togheter!"