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FULL
DAY SEOUL CITY TOUR
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TOUR 2 SEOUL TOWER & Royal Palace Changdeokgung Mornig tour
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RESERVATION
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TOUR 2OUR 15
Tour Name: Seoul Tower Morning Tour
Minimum Pax : 3
Time Required: 09 : 00 - 13 : 00
Fee : £Ü45,000 (3 pax) / \60.000(2 pax)
Course :
Hotel - Seoul Tower - Changdeokgung palace(mon: Changyeonggung) - Namdaemun market or Dongdaemun market - Ginseng or Amethyst - Drop Itaewon |
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Seoul Tower
- Namdaemun Market
- Changdoekgung Palace(Changgyeonggung palace on Mon.) |
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Seoul Tower
A land mark of Seoul City, The highest place where you see all scenery of Seoul City. It was established in 1969, as a Korea's first total electric wave tower to send TV,Radio broadcasts in Seoul metro. Opened to the public in 1980. Observartory deck, Korean restaurant, coffee shop, revolving restaurant on top. Sea level 479,7m(1,574ft) |
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Namdaemun Market
The largest traditional market in Korea with various goods, affordable prices as a wholesale market. Most of thegoods are made directly by the storeowners. Crowded with retailers from all over the country. Selling clothes, glasses, kitchenware,toys,mountain gear,fishing equipment,stationery,fine arts, accessories, hats,carpets,flowers,imported goods. |
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Changdoekgung
Palace
Built during the Joseon dynasty(1395¡1910),total area of 580,000 square meters,the main palace grounds which do not include the Secret Gardens cover an area of 120,000 square meters. This palace has more buildings preserved than any other palace from that period. And it was a favorite place of the kings during the dynasty.
The main structures of Changdeokgung Palace include the gate, Donhwamun, the granite bridge Geumcheongyo, and the Injeongjeon which served for official state functions. The Seonjeongjeon for affairs of state between the king and his ministers. The Daejojeon as the queen's guarders as well as the king's sleeping quarters, and as educational quarters for the princes.
The original quarters were destroyed on several occasions, and during the Japanese Occupation the existing quarters became somewhat westernized. The current quarters are a combination of both Korean and western styles.
Listed on World cultural Unesco heritage in 1997. |
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