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CITY TOUR
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Unesco World Cultural Heritage Fullday City Tour 9
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RESERVATION
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Tour Name : Unesco World Cultural Heritage Fullday Tour
Minimum Pax : 2
Time Required : 09 :00 - 17 :00
Fee : £Ü105,000 (Lunch inclued)
Course :
Hotel - Changdeokgung Palace & Secret Garden (Gyeongbokgung Palace on Mon.) - Jongmyo Royal Shrine (Insadong on Tues.) - Ginseng Center - Lunch - Suwon Hwasung Fortress - Hotel |
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Changdoekgung Palace(Gyeongbokgung Palace on Mon) - Jongmyo Royal Shrine(Insadong on Tues.) - Ginseng Center - Lunch
- Suwon Hwasung Fortress |
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Changdoekgung Palace
Changdeokgung Palace was built during the 5th year of the reign of King Taejong (1405) as a royal villa. It was later used as royal residence when Gyeongbokgung Palace was burnt down during the Japanese isnvasion in 1592.
Since the site of the Palace is not level, the layout of the buildings is designed in such a way that architectural forms adapt to the changing natural terrain. In particular, the back garden, along with numerous pavilions, tens of thousands of trees and flowering plants attest to the Korean design tradition that harmonizes the structure with its natural surroundings. |
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Jongmyo Royal Shrine
There are a number of rituals which are considered important forms of rite, and the most significant of these in Korea are the Jongmyo and the Sajik rituals.Jongmyo is the term used for a place where memorial services are performed for deceased kings,The first Jongmyo of the dynasty was erected in Seoul in 1395, and the main hall, Jeongjeon, contained 7 rooms, One room was used for the memorial tablets of one king and his queen. The 4th king of the dynasty, King Sejong, had an additional hall, Yeongnyeongjeon("Hall of Eternal comfort"), built beside the main hall to house all of the tablets which could not be housed in the main hall. With successive reigns and an increasingly large number of memorial tablets, however, additions had to be made to the facilities.
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SUWON HWASUNG FORTRESS
Hwaseong Fortress was constructed over two and a half years from 1794 to 1796 |
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