[2025 Gwangju Attraction] Travel Guide for Namhansanseong Fortress Temporary Palace (Updated May)

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#HawaiiFlightEvent Namhansanseong Haenggung is a temporary palace from the Joseon Dynasty located in Namhansanseong-myeon, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, and was built for the king to stay in times of war or national crisis. It was used as a temporary capital to replace Hanyang Doseong in times of war or civil war, and you can see traditional buildings such as Naehaengjeon, Oehaengjeon, and Hannamru. You can experience a richer history by visiting the nearby Namhansanseong History and Culture Center.

#HawaiiFlightEvent Namhansanseong Haenggung is a temporary palace from the Joseon Dynasty located in Jungbu-myeon, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do. Namhansanseong was a strategic point for defending Seoul, and this Haenggung was built so that the king could take refuge and hold state affairs during wartime. It is a popular place not only for history education but also for a light walk and autumn foliage, and is a great place to visit with children. Location: 731 Namhansanseong-ro, Namhansanseong-myeon, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do Admission: Approximately 2,000 won for adults Hours: Varies by season, usually 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

#HawaiiFlightEvent Hannamru is the main gate of Namhansanseong Haenggung located in Namhansanseong, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do. It is a two-story pavilion building with late Joseon Dynasty architectural style and historical significance. It is said that Hong Eok, who was sorry that the main gate of Namhansanseong Haenggung was not neat, built it to increase the grandeur of the Haenggung. Hannamru is a valuable cultural heritage where you can feel the history and architectural beauty of Namhansanseong at the same time, and it is very helpful in understanding the palace architectural style and historical background of the Joseon Dynasty.

#May Travel Support Fund Namhansanseong Bell Pavilion is one of the buildings inside Namhansanseong located in Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do. 'Bell Pavilion' generally refers to a pavilion where a bell is hung, that is, a building that protects and rings the bell. Namhansanseong Bell Pavilion was installed during the Joseon Dynasty for military defense and communication within Namhansanseong, and it is said that it played a role in sending signals by ringing the bell in the event of war or emergency. You can see this bell pavilion without entering the temporary palace.

#May Travel Support Fund Hannamnu is the main gate of Namhansanseong Haenggung, and is an important structure that decorates the entrance to Haenggung, the palace where the king of the Joseon Dynasty temporarily stayed. 'Hannamnu' means 'pavilion south of the Han River', indicating that Haenggung is located south of the Han River. Hannamnu collapsed in the early 20th century, but was restored in 2011. 📍Location: 784-29 Namhansanseong-ro, Namhansanseong-myeon, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do (935-1 Sanseong-ri)

#May Travel Support Fund The Oehaengjeon building of Namhansanseong Haenggung is the central building of the lower palace built in the third year of King Injo of Joseon, and is a space equivalent to the side hall of the palace. It is said to have been used as a place where the king discussed state affairs with his subjects and carried out state affairs, and it was rebuilt in 2010. During the excavation, large building sites and extra-large roof tiles from the Unified Silla period were discovered, adding to its historical value. A place where many people sat on the floor of Oehaengjeon and took a short break, and where they could see the beautiful architecture of Korea.

#May Travel Support Fund During the restoration process of Namhansanseong Palace, a large building site from the Unified Silla period was discovered, and it is said that a restoration plan was created based on this. During the excavation process, a large number of extra-large roof tiles measuring 64cm in length and weighing over 20kg were unearthed. These roof tiles are the largest and heaviest reported in Korea, showing the scale and importance of the building at the time. The discovery of the Unified Silla site suggests that Namhansanseong was used as a military stronghold since the Unified Silla period.

#May Travel Support Fund Namhansanseong Haenggung is a temporary palace from the Joseon Dynasty located in Sanseong-ri, Jungbu-myeon, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do. It was used as a place for the king to stay when he left the capital city in times of war or civil war. It was built in 1624 along with the construction of Namhansanseong Fortress, and was designated as Historic Site No. 480 of the Republic of Korea on June 8, 2007. Namhansanseong Haenggung consists of the upper and lower palaces, and the main buildings include Naehaengjeon, the king's residence, Oehaengjeon, where state affairs are handled, Jwajeon, which corresponds to Jongmyo Shrine, and Usil, which corresponds to Sajik. Location: Address: 784-29 Namhansanseong-ro, Jungbu-myeon, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do

#May Travel Support Fund When the king leaves the palace in Seoul and goes outside the city walls, the temporary residence is called a temporary palace. Namhansanseong temporary palace was used as a refuge in place of the palace in Hanyang city walls until reinforcements arrived in times of war or civil war. There are various architectural structures such as Jwaseungdang and Hannamru, and they are recommended for children's experiential learning. Free admission for Gyeonggi-do residents

#HawaiiFlightEvent The Jwaseungdang located within the Namhansanseong Temporary Palace is one of the main government buildings that performed military and administrative duties during the Joseon Dynasty. Namhansanseong is a temporary palace built so that the king can take refuge and stay in case of emergency. There are various functional buildings, and the Jwaseungdang is a space that was in charge of military command and administrative duties. An important building for understanding the history of Namhansanseong and the military and administrative system of the Joseon Dynasty! When visiting Namhansanseong, you can experience a richer history by visiting the main buildings within the temporary palace, including the Jwaseungdang.

#HawaiiFlightEvent The Oehaengjeon of Namhansanseong Haenggung is a space where the king of the Joseon Dynasty performed official duties, and is one of the central buildings of the Haenggung. It is said that when King Injo took refuge in Namhansanseong during the Byeongjahoran, the Oehaengjeon was used as an official place to discuss state affairs and hold meetings with his subjects. The Oehaengjeon is also an important place to understand the politics, history, and architectural style of the Joseon Dynasty.

#HawaiiFlightEvent The Naehaengjeon of Namhansanseong Haenggung was the space used as the king's residence during the Joseon Dynasty, and is one of the central buildings within the Haenggung. The Naehaengjeon was a space for the king's daily life, and was used separately from the Oehaengjeon for receptions with the outside world or official events. It is an important building for understanding the history of Haenggung and the royal life of the Joseon Dynasty, and is a place with high historical value.

#HawaiiFlightEvent Jwaseungdang is a building from the Joseon Dynasty inside Namhansanseong. This building was built in 1817 as a place where a high-ranking official called Gwangjubu Yusu worked. The name of the building, "Jwaseung," means "You can win while sitting down," and it is said to contain the meaning of preparing a strategy to win the war. It is a building that you can see when you enter the palace. Jwaseungdang is an important building for understanding the history of Namhansanseong and the military and administrative system of the Joseon Dynasty. When visiting Namhansanseong, it is recommended to see the main buildings inside the palace, including Jwaseungdang.

#HawaiiFlightEvent Namhansanseong Haenggung is a historical site that was used as a temporary palace during the Byeongjahoran during the reign of King Injo of Joseon. It has now been restored and is open to the public. A great place to visit with children, where you can enjoy both historical value and beautiful scenery. 📍Admission Fee Information Adults: 2,000 won Youth: 1,000 won Group Rates (20 or more people): Adults: 1,600 won/Youth: 800 won Free Admission: Children, seniors, people with disabilities, national heroes, etc. Gyeonggi-do residents: Free admission upon presentation of ID Hanbok wearers: Free admission if both top and bottom are wearing hanbok

#HawaiiAirlineEvent Namhansanseong Haenggung Visitor Center is an information facility that supports viewing and explanation of Namhansanseong Haenggung located in Namhansanseong-myeon, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do. It provides various services such as cultural heritage explanation, tourism information, and foreign language explanation to help visitors' convenience. It is an impressive place with an exterior built like a traditional Korean house. Address: 731 Namhansanseong-ro, Namhansanseong-myeon, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do Inquiries: 031-8008-5155 (Namhansanseong World Heritage Center)

#HawaiiFlightEvent Namhansanseong Haenggung is a temporary palace designed for the king to stay in case of emergency during the Joseon Dynasty, and is a historical building located within Namhansanseong. It is especially well known as the place where King Injo resisted for 47 days during the Byeongjahoran. When the Byeongjahoran broke out in 1636, King Injo is said to have taken refuge in Namhansanseong and resisted for 47 days. It is also said that many kings, including King Sukjong, King Yeongjo, King Jeongjo, King Cheoljong, and King Gojong, stayed here on their way to the royal tomb.

#April Travel Support Fund Namhansanseong Haenggung, designated as UNESCO, is a temporary residence for the king when he leaves the palace in Seoul and goes outside the city walls. It is said that Namhansanseong Haenggung was used as a refuge in place of the palace in Hanyang Doseong until reinforcements arrived in times of war or civil war. It is located on a rotary, so it is easy to get there by bus or car.

#Gyeonggi-do Travel Gyeonggi-do Provincial Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site ✔️Namhansanseong Tour Recommended by Gyeonggi-do Locals ✔️A Half-Day Namhansanseong Historical Tour in the City It is well known as a hiking course, but it is also a great place for an educational trip with children. 1. Haenggung Namhansanseong was the place where King Seonjo took refuge during the Byeongjahoran of the Joseon Dynasty, and Haenggung was a temporary residence built for the king at the time. All of the original buildings were burned down and are now restored. If you make a reservation in advance through the Haenggung website, you can tour the site while listening to an explanation from a cultural tourism guide. 2. History and Culture Museum Namhansanseong History and Culture Museum opened in 2024. It is a place where stories of history, nature, culture, and art are contained, and at Namhansanseong History and Culture Museum, you can remember the path that Namhansanseong has walked and meet its value as a future heritage. Admission: Free Closed: Every Monday, Lunar New Year's Day, Chuseok #Domestic Travel

#koreatrip Discover the beauty of Namhansanseong Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site near Seoul. Hike the scenic trails that lead to this ancient fortress, where you can explore historic gates, watchtowers, and temples, all offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The fortress played a key role in Korea’s defense, and its rich history adds a unique dimension to the hike. Combine nature, adventure, and culture in this unforgettable journey through Korea’s past and present!

This is the newly opened forest cafe Skog in Namhansanseong. A large tree welcomes you, and as expected from a large bakery, it is a bakery with great bread. While viewing the snowy scenery through the main window like a picture frame, the beautiful music flows out of large speakers on both sides, and the vivid sound depth is extraordinary. I recommend going alone or on a date. You should definitely listen to music on the window chair there. #NamhansanseongCafe #Skog #Namhansanseong

#New York Flight Ticket Event The bell at Namhansanseong Palace. It is located in a place where you can see it without entering the palace. It is said that the bell tower was where the bell was rung at certain times in the morning and evening. Admission fee Adults: 2,000 won Children: 1,000 won You can visit anytime except Mondays and public holidays.

#New York Flight Ticket Event A palace located in Namhansanseong Park. Completed in 1626, it is recommended as a place for children's history education on the weekend. Admission fee is Adult: 2,000 won Children: 1,000 won You can visit anytime during the opening hours except for Mondays and public holidays.

#New York Flight Ticket Event Haenggung located in Namhansanseong Rotary. Haenggung is a place you can get to by bus or car. It was completed in 1626 as a separate palace during the Joseon Dynasty. Admission fee is Adults: 2,000 won Children: 1,000 won You can visit anytime except Mondays and public holidays.

#New York Flight Ticket Event Namhansanseong History and Culture Museum is open to the public at any time except every Monday, January 1st, and holidays. It was an important exhibition hall where we could remember the value of Namhansanseong as a heritage site. Opening hours: 10:00 - 18:00 Parking is available in the palace.

Namhansanseong fortress is about an hour ride by metro&buses from tourist areas of Seoul and this place surely worth visiting, especially that it is so easy to get there by public transportation and the last part of the road is so scenic! Entrance cost just 2000 KRW and on weekdays place is nearly empty and you can have it all to yourself. Tip: this is the only historical heritage place that did not accept Korea Tour card, so make sure you have cash or your regular bank card with you. #goingplaces #seoul #southkorea #seoultrip 💞Reasons to Recommend: it is much less crowded than any historical sight in more centric tourist areas pf Seoul; it is surrounded by massive forest area with lots of hikes; it is very peaceful and it is easy to get to.

#July Travel Support Event Namhansanseong at night. The lights are on and the road is well paved, so night hiking is possible. The softly lit Nammun is also beautiful, and the night view of Seoul from the Suyeongjangdae is also beautiful. Parking is at Nammun Parking Lot. It is free in the evening.