[Living Tradition] All lit up
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[Living Tradition] All lit up

Published: 16 Apr. 2019, 17:06
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As the weather gets warmer, Gyeongbok Palace in central Seoul will open its doors at night for visitors to enjoy the beautiful night scenery. The palace will remain open until 9:30 p.m. from April 26 until Oct. 31. Admission will be free on April 26, while entrance costs 3,000 won ($2.60) for other days. [CULTURAL HERITAGE ADMINISTRATION]
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