Experience the unique harmony of Seoul's past and present in stunning VR180.

In this video, we take a walk through Deoksugung Palace, a place where traditional Korean beauty and modern history coexist. From the bustling streets of City Hall to the quiet, sacred halls of the Emperor, experience the palace as if you are actually there.

[What you will see in this video]

The Entrance: Arriving at Daehanmun Gate, surrounded by towering skyscrapers and the iconic stone wall.

The Main Hall: Passing through Junghwamun to reach Junghwajeon, the majestic throne hall, and discovering the mysterious Deumu (fire-guarding basins).

Unique Architecture: Exploring Seogeodang, the only two-story unpainted wooden building in the palace, and the detached chimneys of Jeukjodang.

Imperial Quarters: A look at Deokhongjeon, where tradition meets Western chandeliers, and Hamnyeongjeon, the final residence of Emperor Gojong.

[Historical Insights]
Deoksugung is a symbolic site of the Great Han Empire. It is the only palace in Seoul that features a blend of Korean and Western-style architecture, reflecting the turbulent yet resilient spirit of Korea’s modern era.

Enjoy the view and don't forget to look around—the beauty of Deoksugung is in every detail!