Unhyeongung Palace
No entrance fees to enter this palace. If you want to go here, please take subway line -3 and stop at Anguk Station. Find exit 4 or 5. We went there during weekdays hence, not many people at the place.
These days, Unhyeongung Palace has the very special role of introducing
traditional Korean royal culture to both native Koreans as well as
visitors from all over the world.
Site map of the palace |
Guide to Norakdang (Hall), Irodang (Women's quarter) |
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View of Norak-dong |
Us at Irodang gate |
6 comments
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