Experience the unique blend of traditional and western architecture at Deoksugung Palace in Seoul. Join a captivating night tour to witness its beauty and learn about its historical significance.
Experience the unique blend of traditional and western architecture at Deoksugung Palace in Seoul. Join a captivating night tour to witness its beauty and learn about its historical significance.
- Deoksugung - 1. 6:20pm Assemble at City Hall station’s Exit 3\n2. Junghwajeon: The principal ceremonial hall\n3. Seokjojeon: A structure with Western architectural influence\n4. Seokeodang: King Gojong’s favored edifice\n5. Hamnyeongjeon: The royal sleeping quarters\n6. Jungkwanhun: Dining facility\n\nKey Points:\n1. This evening’s guided…
- Deoksugung - 1. 6:20pm Assemble at City Hall station’s Exit 3\n2. Junghwajeon: The principal ceremonial hall\n3. Seokjojeon: A structure with Western architectural influence\n4. Seokeodang: King Gojong’s favored edifice\n5. Hamnyeongjeon: The royal sleeping quarters\n6. Jungkwanhun: Dining facility\n\nKey Points:\n1. This evening’s guided excursion of Deoksugung Palace includes commentary in both English and Mandarin.\n2. Discover the tales of the Korean Empire from a century ago and the distinctive designs of Deoksugung Palace.\n3. Engage with the expert Deoksugung Palace guide to satisfy any curiosities regarding the history and architectural heritage of the Korean monarchy.\n4. Spanning approximately two hours, the tour provides insights into Korea’s past and its ancient architectural marvels.
- Licensed local tour guide
- Licensed local tour guide
Experience the marvels of Deoksugung Palace either in the quiet hours of the morning or under the enchanting night sky.
A century prior, the nation we now know as South Korea was referred to as the ‘Korean Empire.’ Deoksugung Palace, having served as the primary royal establishment in place of Gyeongbokgung Palace, is unique in its blend of traditional…
Experience the marvels of Deoksugung Palace either in the quiet hours of the morning or under the enchanting night sky.
A century prior, the nation we now know as South Korea was referred to as the ‘Korean Empire.’ Deoksugung Palace, having served as the primary royal establishment in place of Gyeongbokgung Palace, is unique in its blend of traditional and western architectural elements. This fascinating site stands as a symbol of the country’s first modernizing attempts after 600 years of history, eloquently reflecting the distinct charm, historical essence, and traces of Japanese invasions. Optimally, the tour is organized post-sundown, as the palace unveils a whole new spectrum of beauty and tranquility in the night light. Proximity to the City Hall and Gwanghwamun Station allows for a relaxed, stress-free excursion. Also worth noting is the stunning stone wall adjoining Deoksugung Palace – an unmissable sight!
- On Mondays, Deoksugung Palace is closed and you can book our Gyeongbok Palace tour.
- We inform you via email/WhatsApp about meet up place and time, etc…
- Please leave your name and contact number(or Messenger such as Wechat and Line) which is available in Korea(We are not responsible for absence of the tour in cases that you do not leave your contact number or leave an wrong number or the one which is not available in Korea. Cancellation, Refund and Changing schedule are not allowed for those cases)
- Joining after a tour begins is not allowed for other participants of the group.
- Please the estimate of the private tour should require via e-mail.
- Recording or filming the tour is not allowed.
- Pets are not allowed. (No particular place to look after them)
- For your information , if the number of participants are under 4, the tour will be canceled. The cancellation notice will sent by whatsapp.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
