GYEONGBOKGUNG PALACE SEOUL

GYEONGBOKGUNG PALACE..

dari Namsan Tower kami bergerak ke Gyeongbokgung Palace yang berada di tengah2 bandar Seoul..masa otw tu kami melalui Gwanghamun Square..jalan crowded sangat..sebab ada celebration apa ntah..tapi malas nak captured gambar pulak..dorang berpakaian istana dulu2..dan menuju ke Gyeongbokgung Palace ni..teruja kami tengok masa ni..maybe masa ni majlis pertukaran guard kat situ...

oleh kerana tahap kemalasan aku berada di paras bahaya..aku copy aje lah sejarah tentang Gyeongbokgung Palace dari Mr Google ni..lagipon nanti kalau salah fakta bahaya plak...kalau fakta ni salah, salahkan lah Mr google ni.ok...hahaha..jom stadi sikit2..

 Gyeongbokgung Palace Facts

• The palace was first constructed in 1395 at the early days of the Joseon Dynasty.
• Taejo was the king during the original construction. He reigned from 1392 to 1398.
• Gyeongbokgung was the main palace of the capital city and the largest of the Five Grand Palaces in Seoul.
• The name Gyeongbok means “Greatly Blessed by Heaven.”
• The grounds were expanded over the years during the reign of King Taejong and King Sejong the Great.
• The palace was abandoned for almost 300 years after being destroyed by a fire during the Japanese invasion of 1592.
• The palace was reconstructed in 1867, once again making it an icon of Seoul.
• On October 8, 1895, Empress Myeongseong, the wife of Emperor Gojong, was assassinated by the Japanese. Gojong, along with the royal family, never returned to the palace.
• During the Japanese occupation of Korea, almost all of the palace buildings were dismantled or destroyed.
• In 1926, the Japanese General Government Building was built in front of Geunjeongjeon Hall.
• Other buildings were destroyed during the Korean War from 1950-1953.
• Only a few buildings from the 19th century survived both the Japanese occupation and the Korean War. The surviving buildings include are Geunjeongjeon Hall, Gyeonghoeru Pavilion, and Hyangwonjeong Pavilion.
• Restoration work began in 1989.
• In 1995, the Japanese General Government Building was demolished.
• Today, there are two museums located on the grounds of the palace. They are the National Folk Museum of Korea and the National Palace Museum of Korea.
• As of 2014, less than half of the buildings have been restored to their former glory.

 ermm..layan gambar dulu..sebelum masuk ke kawasan istana aku panggil beberapa budak sekolah ni..ajak begambar..sebab nampak comel mereka pakai hanbok

 gegirls korea...

 sebenarnya masa ni aku dah x larat nak jalan..mood ke laut..jadi tak banyak gambar yang aku snap..jadi tak ada banyak gambar terperinci binaan gyeongbok ni yang dapat aku snap..masuk dalam tu aku hanya duduk di pintu masuk menunggu member yang lain round2 sekitar palace yang luas ni. aku hanya bergambar dengan budak2 yang in and out yg pakai hanbok ni....mr brian ada tanya..apa beza ciri binaan joseon dan dinasti china? kami x dpt jawap..hahaha..dia kate..binaan joseon kaler merah hijau..dinasti china kaler merah kuning..hihi..


gigih ajak bebudak ni bergambar..tapi dorang sporting lah..panggil2 dorang pastu nyelit tgh2 nak begambar..english x yah beria..broken aje..dorang pon bukan pandai sgt..hihi..

again.. 

 
Semangat nasionalisme sangat mereka ni

 annyeonghaseyo....

 hot..hot hot...balik2 kat pintu ni je aku bergambar..

 crowded..

masa menunggu ni aku tegur la satu kumpulan ni.( sheila on 7)..hihi acah aje..sekumpulan remaja indon yang kerja di salah sebuah negeri dalam korea ni..dorang bercuti di seoul ni dan bercerita pernah kerja di malaysia..aku ajaklah bergambar...barulah dikatekan orang malaysia tak sombong di perantauan ye dokk?hahaha..

berlatang belakangkan bandaraya seoul 

 kalau nak dibandingkan dengan forbidden city china..tu aku lagi suka gyeongbokgung palace ni..

lawatan diteruskan ke namdaemun..masa kat sini aku shopping sikit aje..macam pasar petaling street aje kat sini...mr brian bawak geng nak beli broooch..ke kedai brooch yang murah tu..aku dan macik jalan2..tengok barang..aku tak bawak duit byk pon nak shopping beria ria....tgk kasut boots cantik2..kedai jual mask byk sgt...rupanya area myeongdong hanya di seberang jalan(cross je) dari namdaemun ni..masa kat namdaemun ni hanya 2 jam gitulah..mana sempat nak shopping barang belek betol2..

gambar disekitar namdaemun ni pon aku x snap banyak..dah malas pulak..bile seharian asik bergambar..aje..mood lebih nak makan2..jalan3..rehat jalan2 lagi..barulah bercuti kan..ni jadual memang padat ari ni..sampai nak menghayati persekitaran satu2 tempat tu tak sempat....

namdaemun market..baju longgok2 ajer..pasar lambak kan...barang murah2 kat sini..yang kayo2 di myeongdong belah sane tu..

macam2 ada...tiba2 ujan renyai2 plak..mengganggu kami nak shopping ajer..

walau dah murah sini..tapi bile convert ke ringgit..amik kau..aku nak carik winter apparel xda plak..sebab dorang jual baju ikot musim kat sini..sebab kat sini kan murah sket dr malaysia..nanti nak travel musim winter dah ada baju..kopak la aku kalau nak beli kat uniqlo ke..universal traveller tu..

aku beli tiga pasang baju kat sini..yg murah2 je..masa jalan2 tu kami jumpe ladu korea ni murah..(korean mangdu) 3000 won aje rehatlah makan2..pas penat shopping kan..sedap lah mangdu ni..inti tauhu hancur, telur, daun bawang..

sup tu sedap..arhhhh..rase sup ikan bilis..

menunggu yang lain shopping kat namdaemun ni...berkumpul disini untuk balik dinner..di itaewon..hati meronta ronta nak ke myeongdong kat seberang jalan tu..tapi x cukup masa..akhirnya aku buat keputusan x naik bus chartered tu ke itaewon tapi kena naik cab balik sendiri nanti sebab nak ke myeongdong..hahaha..sebab aku nak shopping dan makan2 sampai lebammm bagaikan tiada hari esok.(of coz esok nak balik malaysia dah)...ni malam terakhir di seoul..ntah bile lagi dapat datang ke sini...x kan nak pulang dengan penyesalan di hati...?ohhh tidakkkkk..

-continue ke myeongdong plak hokeyy-tq..