Located in the heart of the city, this UNESCO World Heritage symbol of South Korea's historical grandeur was built in 1395 during the Joseon Dynasty and it served as the royal residence until its destruction during the Japanese invasion during World War II. Today it stands restored, offering visitors a glimpse into the architectural elegance of the era. Today it´s home to the National Palace Museum and the National Folk Museum. And don't miss the changing of the guard ceremony, a colorful and traditional event held at the main gate.
Read more in Tripatini contributor Sunil Buri´s post A Cultural and Historical Tour of South Korea.
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