As spring arrives, Korea’s historic palaces will once again open their gates after sundown for two highly anticipated ...

Seoul's four major royal palaces — Gyeongbok Palace, Changdeok Palace, Deoksu Palace and Changgyeong Palace — along with Jongmyo Shrine, witnessed an unprecedented influx of visitors in 2024 ...

Seoul's four major royal palaces — Gyeongbok Palace, Changdeok Palace, Deoksu Palace and Changgyeong Palace — along with Jongmyo Shrine, witnessed an unprecedented influx of visitors in 2024 ...

The biannual K-Royal Culture Festival is set to kick off in April with three new appointed directors helming performances and exhibitions around Korea's ancient palaces, the host Korea Heritage Agency ...

Some of the seats are exclusive to foreigners, which can be booked via Creatrip. Over at Changdeok Palace is the “Awakening the Morning Palace” program, in which visitors can take a morning ...

Korea’s palaces have long been a destination for nighttime strolls, but access has been limited. Most royal complexes close by early evening, with after-dark visits restricted to seasonal events, such ...

Bukchon Village occupies the hilly neighborhood between Gyeongbok Palace and Changdeok Palace in north-central Seoul. The neighborhood has the largest collection of privately owned hanoks ...