Deoksugung and Jeong-dong Audio Guide: The Korean Empire in Seoul

Deoksugung and Jeong-dong Audio Guide: The Korean Empire in Seoul

Deoksugung Palace & Jeong-dongPermanent Collection

What you'll hear

Deoksugung Palace and Jeong-dong place royal ceremony, modern streets, and Korean Empire history next to one another. Without a clear route, the connection between gates, halls, and nearby modern spaces can be easy to miss.

This audio guide follows key stops such as Daehanmun Gate, Junghwajeon Hall, Seogeodang Hall, Junmyeongdang Hall, and Hamnyeongjeon Hall. It explains how court ritual, architecture, and modern imperial symbolism appear across the palace and Jeong-dong area.

Listen on the web immediately after purchase and select chapters based on your current location. Use it before the visit to set the route, during the walk to check each space, and afterward to revisit specific halls.

Recommended for

  • First-time visitors who need a clear sequence through Deoksugung and Jeong-dong
  • People interested in how Korean Empire history appears in palace architecture
  • Visitors who want quick context for each hall before moving on
  • Travelers combining outdoor walking with indoor palace viewing

Included items

  • Web audio guide
  • Viewing points for Deoksugung halls, gates, and Jeong-dong context
  • Korean Empire, royal ceremony, and architectural background explained
  • Selectable chapters for walking and palace viewing

Before you buy

This product is a web-based audio guide. Admission tickets and an in-person guide are not included.

Audio guide by artwork · 40 artworks · 138 tracks