Every Step Tells a Story – Korea’s Royal Palaces in 360° VR (Changdeokgung & Changgyeonggung)

[Timestamps]
0:00 Changdeokgung Palace Donhwamun Gate.
1:00 Entering the palace.
2:35 Injeongjeon - The main building.
3:13 Inside Injeongjeon.
3:46 Gyujanggak - The Royal Academic Research Institute.
5:00 Seonwonjeon - The Royal Shrine.
6:30 Injeongjeon.
6:55 East Gate of the Palace.
7:22 Seonjeongjeon - The King's Office.
8:21 Huijeongdang - The King's Office.
9:30 Daejojeon - The King and Queen's bedroom.
10:36 Seongjeonggak - The study.
11:03 The passageway connecting Changgyeonggung Palace.
11:44 A panoramic view of the palace.
12:15 Descending into the palace grounds.
12:43 Haminjeong - King Yeongjo and Crown Prince Sado.
13:06 Myeongjeongjeon - The main building.
13:35 Munjeongjeon - The death of Crown Prince Sado.
14:31 Honghwamun - The main gate of Changgyeonggung Palace.

Changdeokgung Palace, commissioned by King Taejong, the third king of the Joseon Dynasty,
is a unique structure with an asymmetrical structure that reflects the natural terrain.

While Gyeongbokgung Palace symbolizes authority and imposing power,
Changdeokgung Palace is a globally recognized heritage site that embodies harmony with nature.

Next, Changgyeonggung Palace was built by King Sejong the Great for his father, King Taejong.
It was the royal family's private residence and a site of tragic history (the Sado Prince Incident).

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