Gyeongbok Palace - South Korea "Part 3 second day"

From Everland, the bus drove to Gyeongbok Palace. About an hour's drive (quite late "4pm more" when we arrived at Gyeongbok Palace), but we still have about 1.5 hours to explore this place. Because the palace gyeongbok opened to the public from 09:00 to 18:00.

Gyeongbok Palace is a palace located north of Seoul (Gangbuk), South Korea. This palace is included in the list of 5 largest palaces and is the largest palace built by the Joseon Dynasty.

Gyeongbok Palace was originally founded in 1394 by an architect Jeong do jeon. But this palace was destroyed at the time of the Japanese invasion of Korea in 1592-1598 and was rebuilt in the 1860s with 330 complexes of buildings in which there are 5,792 rooms. Standing on an area of ​​410,000 square meters, Gyeongbok Palace is a symbol of the majesty of the kingdom and the people of Korea.

In 1911, during the Japanese invasion of Korea, they destroyed all the palace buildings except 10 main buildings.

Then Japan made Japan's Main Government Building for the Korean governor-general in front of the Throne Room. The main buildings of Gyeongbok Palace include Geunjeongjeon, Throne Room and Gyeonghoeru Pavilion which has a lotus pond and 48 pillars with granite material.

Inside the Gyeongbok Palace there is the National Folk Museum of Korea. Many Koreans are hoping his government can restore the original form of the palace. Thanks to archaeologists' hard work, 330 buildings were successfully rebuilt.

Signing in from the main gate there is a large beautiful garden, seen a white building that stands with its handsome. Visitors are still crowded, so when you want to take pictures should choose a position that is not too crowded.

Fairly spacious, quite Tired also surrounds every corner of the part of Gyeongbok palace. There is a building located in the middle of the lake. Pretty and impressive.

Here there is also a service that rents typical korean clothes complete with her makeup. Visitors can wear traditional korean clothes to get around the palace, to take pictures starting from the entrance to the exit.

Direction of the exit