Changdeokgung Palace

Explore this UNESCO World Heritage site, a prime example of traditional Korean palace architecture harmonizing with its natural surroundings.

In their own words: “Another Palace you can visit is the Changdeokgung. It was built in 1405 and it is a prime example of traditional Korean palace architecture emphasizing harmony with its natural surroundings. It served as a secondary Palace for the Joseon Dynasty, but it became a principle royal residence.”

Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its organic design, and pay extra to visit the tranquil Secret Garden.

In their own words: “Just a short walk to the east sits Changdeokgung Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This palace is celebrated for its more organic design, and we found it to be a much more relaxed experience. When you are at the palace, we do recommends paying the extra fee to visit the Secret Garden because it's such a peaceful and lush forest setting.”