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MORNING
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CITY TOUR
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Tour 1 Royal Palace Gyeongbokgung
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RESERVATION
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TOUR 1
Tour
Name : Royal Palace Gyeongbokgung Morning Tour
Mminimum Pax : 1
Time Required : 09:00-12:30
Fee : £Ü38,000
Course :
Hotel - Pass by Blue House - Gyeongbokgung Palace
(Deoksugung Palace on Tues. ) - National Folk Museum
(Royal Museum On Tues.) - Jogyesa Temple - Amethyst
factory - DropOff at Itaewon |
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Blue
House(pass
by) - Gyeongbokgung
Palace(Deoksugung Palace on Tuesday)
- National Folk Museum(Royal
Museum On Tuesday) - Jogyesa
Temple - Amethyst
Factory - Itaewon |
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Blue
House(Cheong Wa Dae)
Presidential office and Residence. The name of Cheongwadae was derived from the fact that the main building was covered with blue roof tiles, which is one of the iconic cultural properties in Korea. |
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Gyeongbokgung
Palace
Main palace of Joseon Dynasty. Built in 1395 (King Taejo), With Mount Bugaksan to its rear. The meaning of Gyeongbokgung Palace: "Palace Greatly Blessed by Heaven". 1592-'98: during Japanese invasions: Many parts of buildings were destroyed by invaders. In 1868: reconstructed Some 330 buildings were built on a site of over 40 hectares and constituted a small city. To restore fully it has been ongoing since 1990. |
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National
Folk Museum
Exhibition Hall 1: Displays the representative materials of everyday life and customs in Korea from prehistoric to modern times.
Exhibition Hall 2: How Korean life of the Joseon period (1392-1910) revolved around the cycles of nature central to an agricultural society traditional village life, where unique Korean traditions originated-cuisine, crafts, and folk arts.
Exhibition Hall 3: The major events in the life of a Korean born into the upper class of Joseon (1392-1910) society. |
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Jogyesa
Temple
Jogyejong Order of Korean Buddhism(the largest Buddhist sect in Korea), the statue of Seokgamoni Buddha: inside the main hall. In front of the Daeungjeon building: pagoda containing Jinsinsari. The temple famous for its white pine trees over 500 years old. |
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Itaewon
Many English signs with 2,000 stores for clothes, shoes, bags, restaurants, recreation facilities, trading companies, travel agencies, tourist hotels, souvenirs, unique foods of the world: Turkish, Indian, Pakistani, Swiss, and Thai, American food. Japanese and Chinese, English are available at most shops. |
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