Scenic spot introduction:
Also known as Le Palace, it was built in the 19th year of Seonghwa (1483, the 14th year of Seongjong) in South Korea. It is the second palace built by North Korea after Gyeongbokgung Palace was built in 1935. It was built by King Seongjong of the Joseon Dynasty for the enjoyment of his mother, Princess Insu. It is also called "Eastern Palace" because it is located east of Gyeongbokgung Palace, the main palace. The entire building's palaces and pavilions are designed completely according to the natural terrain, making it the most natural-looking palace among North Korean palaces.Attractions distribution:
The current Changdeokgung Palace complex includes 13 buildings and 28 pavilions, covering an area of 110 acres. The palaces and pavilions inside are designed completely according to the natural terrain, making it the most natural-looking palace among the Korean palaces.Scenic spot features:
Sightseeing and Historic Sitestravelling guideline:
The nightlife in Seoul is prosperous and lively. Most hotels have nightclubs and bars, which are full of intoxicating atmosphere. In addition, there are skiing, hot spring bathing, golf and other projects. In addition, large amusement parks such as Lotte World, Everland, and Seoul Amusement Park are also good places to visit.
Best time to visit:
Autumn has less rain and a suitable climate, making it the best time to travel.
Shopping recommendations:
Korean ginseng, electronic products, Korean clothing, jewelry, etc.
Scenic spot location:
Asia>South Korea>Seoul City
How to get there:
Subway: 10-minute walk from Exit 6 of Jongno 3-ga Station, Line 1, 3, and 5; 5-minute walk from Exit 3 of Anguk Station, Line 3
Car: Branch line bus No. 7025, 151, 162, 171 , 172, 272, 601 trunk bus
Scenic area map:
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Changdeokgung Palace ticket price:
Free admission system: Gongque area (all areas of the palace/but there are restrictions on Houyuan area)
Individual: Adult ticket (19~64 years old) 3,000 won/teenager (7~18 years old) 1, 500 won
Group (more than 10 people): Adult ticket 2,400 won / Youth 1,200 won
Restricted viewing: Back Garden area (Furong Pond-Eilian Pond- Observation Pool - Okryukawa River)
Adult ticket (over 19 years old) 5,000 won / Youth (7~18 years old) 2,500 won
Comprehensive viewing pass – Four major palaces (Changdeokgung Palace (including Houwon), Changgyeonggung Palace, Deoksugung Palace, Gyeongbokgung Palace) + Jongmyo Shrine 10,000 won / valid within 1 month
Changdeokgung Palace-Changgyeonggung Palace Joint Visit ( Tickets need to be purchased separately in front of Hanyang Gate)
Scenic area opening hours:
You are not allowed to visit freely, you must visit with the introducer within the designated time (time 1 hour and 20 minutes).
During the foreigner introduction service hours, foreigners are not allowed to visit (except those traveling with foreigners).
Every Thursday is a free viewing day and no general viewing is allowed.
Closed days: Every Monday
Free viewing (all areas of the palace/but the back garden area is restricted)
April to October 09:00~18: 30
November to March 09:00~17:30
December to February 09:00~17:00
(※ Admission time is until the end of the tour 1 hour before the time)
Restricted viewing (Hour Garden)
April to October 09:00~16:30
November to March 09: 00~15:30
December~February 09:00~15:00
