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This storied palace is a shape-shifter, a chameleon of destruction and rebirth, an existential tango of rise and fall that defies the very fabric of time, like a masterfully crafted Shakespearean sonnet - no, wait, it's more akin to a tantalizing Instagram story, constantly reinventing itself with each new swipe, beckoning us to partake in its ever-changing narrative. With a staggering 7.7 million visitors annually, its popularity rivals the most talked-about K-drama, solidifying its position as Korea's crowning jewel of attractions. And if you're feeling particularly audacious, don an exquisite traditional Korean hanbok - but be prepared to be ambushed by enthusiastic locals hell-bent on photobombing your meticulously curated Instagram posts.

South Korea unfurls like a majestic tapestry of experiences, woven with threads of adventure that venture far beyond the dazzling realms of K-pop stardom and the savory allure of kimchi (although, let's confess, these national treasures shine like radiant stars against the inky blackness of night, illuminating the very essence of Korean culture).
Like an ancient, mystical forest, whispers of forgotten temples beckon the curious traveler, while the dazzling hum of neon cities throbs like a restless heartbeat in the darkness. It is here, in this kaleidoscope world, where hidden wonders wait to be unearthed – perhaps in that quaint Seoul café where coffee flows into conical cups like liquid gold.

In South Korea's storied tapestry, history unfurls as a rich brocade, and it is Gyeongbokgung Palace that stands as the grand, ornate portal, beckoning the intrepid explorer to delve into its ancient, mysterious depths."
Oh, and did I mention it's free? Yes, you read that right – this stunning palace can be experienced by all for the low, low price of zero won.
When it comes down to it, visiting Gyeongbokgung Palace is a must-do while in South Korea – period."

Visitors can stroll through the palace grounds and explore a myriad of buildings that were restored and maintained, each with its own unique purpose.

If you wear a Hanbok (traditional Korean dress), you may enter for free – making the palace an IG-worthy destination, as well.
Autumn is a perfect time for travel to Gyeongbokgung Palace.

Address: 161, Sajik-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Fees: 3,000 won (Adults) and 1,500 won (Teenagers & Children)

Subway

- 5 minute walk from Gyeongbokgung Station (line 3, exit 5)

- 10 minute walk from Exit 2 of Gwanghwamun Station (Line 5)

Bus

- Gyeongbokgung South: 109, 171, 272, 601, 606, 1020, 7025

- Gyeongbokgung Palace West: 1020, 1711, 7016, 7018, 7022, 7212, 6011, 9703

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Namsan Seoul Tower! What can we say about this iconic edifice? It's Taiwan's Taipei 101, Malaysia's KL Tower equivalent in South Korea - a soaring structure that has captured hearts and imagination. And what's more, it's been immortalized in K-dramas like "My Love from the Star" and "Legend of the Blue Sea", cementing its status as a go-to tourist attraction and beloved Seoul landmark.

Perched atop Namsan Mountain, this marvel of engineering offers an utterly breathtaking view of the cityscape at night - a sight that's simply impossible to put into words.
One can soak in the splendor from the observation deck or indulge in a meal at one of the restaurants or cafes, all while basking in the tower's majestic glory.

But what truly sets Namsan Seoul Tower apart is its Digital Observatory - a cutting-edge attraction that's a justifiable source of pride for the city.
This technological wonder offers an astonishing 360-degree panorama over the city, complemented by 32 LCD screens that regale visitors with the rich, 600-year history of Seoul.
It's a truly immersive experience that will leave even the most jaded traveler awestruck and inspired.

Spring is one of the most popular seasons to travel here.