Hello, Your untact tour guide. I`ll show you all the corners of the historic and unique sights around the world. At first, I`ll let you go to Changdeokgung palace, the world Unesco heritage in seoul. You can see many beautiful Korean traditional buildings in the palace. So, You don`t have to miss here, when you have a plan to visit Seoul. Just follow me!
King Sukjong, the 19th king of the Joseon Dynasty, was said to have created an islet topped by a pavilion in the middle of the pond in 1692. The island disappeared, but the pavilion remains on the northern end of the pond. Sukjong named the pond ‘Aeryeon,’ meaning ‘loving the lotus f lowers.’ The king once said, “I love the lotus because it blooms with such clean and beautiful flowers, however dirty the water may be, symbolizing the virtue of a true gentleman.” In 1827, Crown Prince Hyomyeong built a number of structures to the west of Aeryeonji, including Uiduhap Pavilion, and erected a fence around this area. Uiduhap, which bears the sign ‘Gioheon’ at present, is a modest study. Unlike most traditional Korean structures, it was not adorned with various colors named “Dancheong”. Next to it is Ungyeonggeo. It is the smallest building in the palace.
* Resource : Changdeokgung palace office
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