Explore The Path To Deoksu Palace – Korea

The Deoksu Palace is named after Gojong the Choseon period for a long life. Deoksu Palace is one of the five royal palaces (Gyeongbok, Changdeok, Changgyeong, Gyeonghee, Deoksu) preserved to the present city of Seoul, and historically, this palace was built in the early 15th century. The residence of a prince, the brother of King Seongjong. During the 7-year war with Japan, when other palaces were burned by the Japanese, then-King Seonjo moved there and has since become a royal palace. DeokSu-gung has witnessed many ups and downs in Korean history, this is where Queen Inmok (King Gwanghaegun's stepmother) was jailed, the site of the riots that overthrew the throne of Gwanghaegun and was also the place where the king was

. Injo is crowned king. This palace was left empty for more than 200 years and then became the palace of King Cao Tong (Gojong) period inside Deoksu Palace. After many generations of kings, the amenity works in this palace were added to the beginning of the 20th century A modern art museum was also built inside the palace grounds, creating point out the difference between East and West in the overall architecture of Deoksu Palace compared to other royal palaces.



Currently the palace is located in the heart of Seoul, next to the city hall and surrounded by modern high-rise buildings. It is this contrast that distinguishes Deoksu Palace from other palaces, is also a suitable place for Korean tourists to visit and learn. re-shifting the shift of the Choseon period guards at Deoksu Palace every day of the week (Except Mondays) at 11:00, 14:00, 15:30, the ceremony lasted about 10 minutes. To get to Deoksu Palace, go to City Hall Station (Line 1, Line 2), exit 2 or 12. Fares for adults are 1,000 won, for children 7-18 years old 500 won, free for children under 5 years old and adults over 65 years old. For more details, please visit the website http://www.deoksugung go.



kr/index.asp.If you come to Deoksu Palace, Korean tourists will definitely have to take a walk along the romantic stone wall famous romantic side beside Deoksu Palace. Deoksugung Doldam-gil (Deoksu arch paved road), also known as “Jeongdong-gil” street, is a must-visit for couples. However, according to a lot of stories passed from each other, couples should abstain from making a promise to sea at this place if they do not want to break up soon. This paved road is one of the symbols of the city of Seoul, used to be the filming location of the famous old-time drama "Love Story of Prague" in Vietnam, as well as a location in the promotional video. promoting Seoul of Super Junior and SNSD in 2010, famous paved road near Deoksu. Another point to note is that there are quite a few historical and cultural works with a mixture of traditional and modern architecture hidden behind those romantic trees that if you do not pay attention, you will easy to ignore.



The first is the Seoul Museum of Art, this is a private art museum, located on a building built in 1928 in the Romanesque architectural style, which was the supreme court of the period. Nhat Tri, this is an important historical and cultural relic of Seoul city. In 2005, the building is used as an art museum. The museum mainly displays modern and modern art works by impressionist and surreal artists. The museum is open to visit for free from 10:00 to 20:00 on weekdays, and from 10:00 to 19:00 on weekends and public holidays. Especially from November to February, the museum is only open from 10:00 to 18:00 (No opening on Monday) to cater to domestic and Korean tourists. is considered one of the most beautiful and emotional walking streets of the city of Seoul. This street also became famous in 2014 as the setting for the 2014 Asian thriller "You came from the stars" starring actors Kim Soo Hyun and Jeon Ji Hyun.



You can easily reach the museum by subway, stop at City Hall Station (Line 2), exit 12 or 1, or stop at Seodaemun Station (line 5) exit 4. More details about Photos and art museum system in Seoul can be found at http://sema.seoul.go.kr/global/eindex.jspThe next destination is Jungmyongjeon Palace, which is the library of the Deosku Palace. and is a historical demonstration of the signing of the Eulsa Treaty, which Koreans often refer to as the "Treaty of Slavery", which put Korea under the "protection" of Japan in 1905. Jungmyeongjeon Palace was in the mold.



Deoksugung member, open to Korean tourists 6 times a day, limited to 25 visitors / 1 tour without admission fee, admission time from 10:00 to 17:00, no Open on Monday. Jungmyongjeon Palace. Photo Hanh DungDe.

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