Changgyeonggung Palace

Majestic and incredible, the temples are outlined with amazing art and colors. Very vibrant but also at the same time very calming. Huge fields and nice architecture also very scenic when it is fall. Was 1000 a person to get in. Great place for photos.

Came on a weekday, an hour after opening, and this was how empty the place was. It felt like a true step back into the past experience. The audio guide is highly recommended. For less than a cup of coffee, you can get a little history behind each point on the map.

An amazing place to visit, the weather happened to be lovely this day and it wasn't busy. I don't think you really need a guide unless you want to know more about the buildings but it is great also to enjoy by yourself. You can buy the tickets outside near the gift shop, I suggest buying them early too. The gates closed about an hour before the actual palace closing so make sure to go early enough to have enough time. I will definitely come here again

Is a very beautiful Palace that make our mind and soul feel calm and peaceful. Walking around is just like watching a Korean drama. Love this place. Highly recommended.

It only cost ₩1, 000 to enter. The fall colors were coming out nicely in the leaves. It's a very expansive area to walk and very peaceful.

Perhaps not quite as impressive as its sister palace next door, but it's surrounded by beautiful gardens, including a greenhouse, and the golden autumn colours are well worth seeing. Many beautiful wood carved buildings make up this palace.

Changgyeonggung Palace and Garden is a stunning testament to Korea's rich history and architectural elegance. The palace grounds are equally enchanting, with serene gardens, tranquil ponds, and pathways shaded by lush trees. The highlight is the surrounding landscape, which change beautifully with the seasons, especially during cherry blossom and autumn foliage. The harmonious blend of history and nature makes Changgyeonggung a perfect place for those looking to escape the modern city's hustle.

One of the smaller but equally majestic palaces in Seoul. This one is unique in that it features the first Western-style greenhouse built in Korea, which is perfectly manicured. There is also a picturesque pond next to the greenhouse, which is perfect for relaxing and calming strolls. This is also one of the palaces you can visit at sunset/night, as general admission goes until 20:00 on most days. l really liked being able to see it lit up at night without having to book a night tour (but night tours are available). This palace may not be as intricate as the larger ones, but it's full of history and equally stunning. If you purchase the Palace Pass combination ticket, this palace has direct access to Changdeokgung Palace next door.

Majestic and incredible, the temples are outlined with amazing art and colors. Very vibrant but also at the same time very calming. Huge fields and nice architecture also very scenic when it is fall. Was 1000 a person to get in. Great place for photos.

Came on a weekday, an hour after opening, and this was how empty the place was. It felt like a true step back into the past experience. The audio guide is highly recommended. For less than a cup of coffee, you can get a little history behind each point on the map.

An amazing place to visit, the weather happened to be lovely this day and it wasn't busy. I don't think you really need a guide unless you want to know more about the buildings but it is great also to enjoy by yourself. You can buy the tickets outside near the gift shop, I suggest buying them early too. The gates closed about an hour before the actual palace closing so make sure to go early enough to have enough time. I will definitely come here again

Is a very beautiful Palace that make our mind and soul feel calm and peaceful. Walking around is just like watching a Korean drama. Love this place. Highly recommended.

It only cost ₩1, 000 to enter. The fall colors were coming out nicely in the leaves. It's a very expansive area to walk and very peaceful.

Perhaps not quite as impressive as its sister palace next door, but it's surrounded by beautiful gardens, including a greenhouse, and the golden autumn colours are well worth seeing. Many beautiful wood carved buildings make up this palace.

Changgyeonggung Palace and Garden is a stunning testament to Korea's rich history and architectural elegance. The palace grounds are equally enchanting, with serene gardens, tranquil ponds, and pathways shaded by lush trees. The highlight is the surrounding landscape, which change beautifully with the seasons, especially during cherry blossom and autumn foliage. The harmonious blend of history and nature makes Changgyeonggung a perfect place for those looking to escape the modern city's hustle.

One of the smaller but equally majestic palaces in Seoul. This one is unique in that it features the first Western-style greenhouse built in Korea, which is perfectly manicured. There is also a picturesque pond next to the greenhouse, which is perfect for relaxing and calming strolls. This is also one of the palaces you can visit at sunset/night, as general admission goes until 20:00 on most days. l really liked being able to see it lit up at night without having to book a night tour (but night tours are available). This palace may not be as intricate as the larger ones, but it's full of history and equally stunning. If you purchase the Palace Pass combination ticket, this palace has direct access to Changdeokgung Palace next door.