Experience Kwang Hwa Moon travels in South Korea
despite severe weather of winter, foreign tourists still come to Seoul, South Korea on a lot. Besides tourists, indigenous people and enlist looking for interesting destinations for traveling with your children which is in winter break. Among the landmarks in Seoul in South Korea, has been a very rewarding experience. Kwang Hwa Moon which is located in the heart of the city, where visitors can simultaneously visit many different sites. Palace Kyungbok As the main palace of the Joseon Dynasty was built in 1395, was built to supply Kyungbok value in the order of geometry. Including surrounding areas stunning, suitable for travelers to save the image as Kyunghoeru anniversary - which organized the royal party, or electricity Hyangwon - resting place of the King of Chosun. According to a survey carried out in 2011 with an audience of more than 1800 foreign tourists, the royal palace Kyungbok is most famous landmarks Seoul for Western tourists, while China is the place to find to most. In particular, there is the traditional cultural events annually varied experience as the tea ceremony, celebration events throne reproduce or publish writing Hangeul, holidays ... change guard ceremony takes place on constant guard in 10h, 11h, 13h, 14h, 15h daily in the square before provision Kyungbok, and events recreated the coronation of King Sejong and the first was held in May every year, while the reproduction of the announcement event held Hangeul in early October each year. In addition, in providing program Kyungbok also free guided tours for foreign tourists. Tour guide service lasted an hour and a half with the English, Japanese Chinese are starting gate Heungrye. Guests need to book in advance to use the service. Besides, coming from half day, Department of Culture program also performs professional guides in Mandarin for Chinese tourists to provide Kyungbok. This is also a need to put service before, is expected to take place on February, 3, 6, 7 ... (conduct 2 months 2 months pause.) Kwang Hwa Moon, Kwang Hwa Moon Square If standing on road Kwang Hwa Moon facing before or after visiting the supply Kyungbok, let's pause visitors step and looked up at the painting on the Kwang Hwa Moon portal - offering historical significance as the entrance of ancient kings. On the picture in the middle gate Ye Heung a double eagle, symbolizing the king and queen. The picture of the patron of the North and pairs on either side of the gate mascot Ye Heung also carry symbolic significance for the authority of the Imperial Furniture and countries. Royal Palace Kyungbok also marked in the list of rare architectural buildings with structural bottom is rocky, the top is wood. Located at Kwang Hwa Moon front, Kwang Hwa Moon Square features a bronze statue of King Sejong and historic country road with 2 sides water level flowing 2cm square. If we continue to walk through the statue of King Sejong after Kwang Hwa Moon and station, visitors will encounter a fountain and statue Lee Soon Shin. Fountain is the gathering place of the small kids to splash in the summer, and is famous for foreign tourists posed for a collective photo. Museum Museum is also an interesting place for coming together Children are in the winter holiday. Among the museum located in the Kwang Hwa Moon area, notably with the National Palace Museum, National Museum of Ethnology and the Museum of History of Korea. National Palace Museum is devoted to the material culture of the Imperial Furniture, aims to introduce the public to the culture of the Joseon Dynasty. There is also a special exhibition about the last princess of the Duk Hye Chosun Dynasty, is expected to last until the end of the upcoming 27/1. Princess Duk Hye (1912-1989) was the daughter of King Go Jong beloved (1852-1919) was born the year he turned 60. The last princess of the Joseon Dynasty have unhappy life by the events of the late Chosun history and the occupation of the Japanese imperialists. The costumes, shoes, handicrafts and other items of Princess Duk Hye is on display in the exhibition this time is in the collection of the Museum of Cultural Institute of Tokyo and the National Museum in Fukuoka, Japan, was first introduced to the Korean public. Korean palace museum is open free of charge every day, except Monday is a holiday. For more information about the museum, visitors can visit the official website: http://www.gogung.go.kr/fgn/jsp/en/html/index.jsp (support Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese).
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