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   ✈️ Don’t Miss These Places in Korea #7: Gyeonghuigung Palace & The Living History of Seoul Hello everyone! Welcome back to the 7th episode of our "Don’t Miss These Places in Korea" series. While many visitors flock to the grand scales of Gyeongbokgung or the secret gardens of Changdeokgung, Seoul holds a hidden sanctuary that offers a different kind of beauty—one defined by silence, reflection, and a seamless transition between the royal past and the retro modern era. Today, we are exploring  Gyeonghuigung Palace  and its neighboring historical gems: the  Seoul Museum of History  and  Donuimun Museum Village . If you are looking for a place to capture stunning Hanbok photos without the crowds or want to understand how Seoul transformed into a global metropolis, this itinerary is for you. 🏯 1. Gyeonghuigung Palace: The Hidden Sanctuary for Photographers Gyeonghuigung (경희궁) , literally meaning "Palace of Serene Harmony," was one of the five grand...

  ✈️ Don’t Miss These Places in Korea #4 : The Boundary Between Past and Present, Naksan Park and the Nights of Daehak-ro Seoul is a city defined by many things. To some, it is a forest of glittering skyscrapers; to others, it is the epicenter of ever-changing trends. However, the true essence of Seoul is only fully revealed when you discover its "Layers of History." Having journeyed through the natural beauty of Hongje Falls, the philosophical stillness of the "Room of Quiet Contemplation," and the traditional aesthetics of Eunpyeong Hanok Village, our exploration now reaches its peak at Naksan Park and Daehak-ro . This is a place where a historic defensive line has transformed into modern-day romance, offering the most dramatic contrast in all of Seoul. 1. Seoul City Wall: A Walk Through 600 Years of Time Starting from Hyehwa Station (Line 4) and ascending the steep hills, you will encounter a stone wall that looks like a giant dragon stretching its back across t...