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21 May 2009, Posted by Matt in Historic Korea,Seoul,Video, 6 Comments

Gyeongbokgung Palace


(A version of this video was uploaded to the KBS World site on May 20, 2009.)

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10 August 2009 17:48

Video: Gwanghwamun Plaza « Discovering Korea

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[...] received a major face-lift, the area isn’t new at all. Located at the south gate of Gyeongbok Palace (경복궁), Sejong Boulevard has long been the heart of the 600-year-old city, with the city’s guardian, [...]

16 August 2009 18:14

Independence Hall of Korea « Discovering Korea

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[...] the centerpiece of the Japanese Government General building stands. The building once stood inside Gyeongbokgung Palace as the seat of the Japanese Government in Seoul. As a reminder of the painful and humiliating [...]

4 October 2009 00:46

Happy Chuseok! | Discovering Korea

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[...] event is taking place at the National Folk Museum of Korea, which is on the grounds of Gyeongbok Palace. To get an idea of how the Chuseok holiday has evolved in recent history, the Museum will hold a [...]

14 December 2009 00:10

Video: Sampling Old Seoul in Bukchon | Discovering Korea

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[...] a sizable number of traditional Korean homes, called hanok (한옥). The area is located between Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung palaces. Here’s a link to the original post on Seoul’s “north [...]

22 February 2010 16:05

Video: Seoul Snow Jam 2009 | Discovering Korea

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[...] in front of Gyeongbokgung Palace (경복궁) [video] with Mt. Bugaksan looming in the distance makes for a pretty impressive backdrop. Which is probably [...]

20 March 2010 19:29

Discovering Korea » Blog Archive » Celebrating Seollal in Seoul

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[...] Palaces The stately Gyeongbokgung [video] is hosting special programs looking at the traditional rituals, games and performances of [...]

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