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Walking through Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul, from the Changing of the Guard ceremony to quieter corners of the grounds, with history, highlights, and practical tips.
Gyeonghuigung Palace is Seoul’s smallest and quietest royal palace. Free to enter and rarely crowded, it’s a peaceful stop most tourists skip.
Discover Changgyeonggung Palace (창경궁), Seoul’s most surprising palace. With shaded walking paths, historic halls, a surprising placenta chamber, and a unique greenhouse, it’s one of the city’s most underrated cultural sites.
Visiting Deoksugung Palace at night offers a rare look at Korea’s transition from the Joseon era to modern Seoul, with Western and traditional architecture side by side.
The Royal Palace Pass gives access to Seoul’s five grand palaces and Jongmyo Shrine. Learn what’s included, pricing, and whether it’s worth buying.
Changdeokgung Palace is Seoul’s only UNESCO-listed palace. Here’s why it matters, how to visit the Secret Garden, and how to combine it with nearby sites.
A slow, section-by-section walk through the Secret Garden at Changdeokgung Palace, exploring Huwon’s ponds, pavilions, and quiet corners.
Is the Secret Garden at Changdeokgung Palace worth the extra ticket and timed entry? Here’s what it’s really like—and what to know before you go.
