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Late-night lights

Published: 17 Jul. 2016, 20:09
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Nighttime viewing of Gyeongbok Palace (pictured) and Changgyeong Palace in Seoul will be available until Aug. 19. While online tickets are sold out, foreigners and the elderly can buy tickets on-site. Those wearing hanbok (traditional Korean clothes) will be exempt from entrance fees. [JOONGANG SUNDAY]
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