Gyeonggijeon Review

The Kyongji Palace is a symbol of Hanok Village in the state and is a traditional Korean style building. The famous Korean drama "Palace" TV drama film crew filmed here, and the Kyongji Palace is also known to the vast audience and tourists.

The temple is a place where the portraits of the Taizu Lee Taizu, who founded North Korea, were damaged in the Renchen chaos, and the existing buildings were rebuilt in 1614. The temple houses the state-owned Shiku, the Yuzhen Museum, etc., which holds the records of the Korean dynasty. I heard that this was once the location of the Korean drama "Palace", many people come here to take pictures in traditional costumes.

This is for putting the remains of Taizu Li. Walking in the garden, it seems that you can hear houses telling stories of the past, and even become cautious, afraid to break the tranquility here.

This is the place where Korean Dynasty portraits are worshipped and the only one in Korea. Very traditional old palaces. Nearby, there are many shops that can rent traditional Korean clothes. I rent a Korean clothes and then go into the Qingji Hall. Wow. This experience is great. Experience the deep Korean traditional culture is coming here. The train from Seoul to here takes 1 hour and 40 minutes.

It is said that this is the place where the former king lived. Compared with the Forbidden City, this place is very low-key and simple, and its scale is relatively small. Tickets are very cheap, 3000 won, equivalent to about 16 RMB. There are explanations in different languages at different times at the entrance. We gave explanations in Chinese at 3 p.m. that day, and two English explanations in the rest of the day, one in Korean every hour. I saw a lot of pupils coming here to visit.

I think it would be pretty if I came in and took a picture.. There is nothing to see than I thought.