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Changdeokgung Palace Registered on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List on
December 6, 1997 . The palace was constructed as a detached palace in
1405, the 5th year of King Taejong. With it's unique palatial layout,
its exquisite buildings, and the landscaping of it's rear garden, it
is known as the epitome of Korean architecture. See
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Deoksugung Palace From 1593, after all rayal palaces were burned down during
the Japanese Invasion of 1592, Deoksugung was used as a temporary palace.
In 1623, the royal palace was moved to Changdeokgung, and this palace
was not used. See it yourself and learn more! |
Seoul Tower The tower provides a panoramic view of the city. Around the world people try to get as high in the cities as they can to see 'the whole thing.' Seoul Tower supplies a superior vantage point for such an experience. See for yourself! |
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Downtown Seoul A vibrant, modern city to visit and enjoy! American visitors will find many of the familiar brand name stores, and may think for a moment that they hadn't left home. See for yourself! |
National Museum Photos: Thanks to the National Museum. The National Museum of Korea offers more than national and international galleries. The museum functions as a cultural complex to hold events and activities related to relics collection and preservation, research and analysis, social training, publishing academic journals, international cultural exchange programs, concerts, and more. See for yourself!
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Lotte World A playground with something for everyone. It is like a small city with an amusement park, folk museum, sports center (including a skating rink and pool/water slide park), shopping center, and hotel. Most facilities are indoors, so they can be enjoyed throughout the year. The central area is open, so that several levels of people can watch the other people ice skating, enjoying the rides, eating, and shopping. See for yourself! |