Changdeokgung Palace Complex

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Changdeokgung Palace Complex is a historic Joseon Dynasty royal residence in Seoul renowned for its harmonious integration of traditional Korean architecture and landscaped gardens, including the famed Secret Garden.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UNESCO World Heritage Site
historic site
royal palace complex
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle traditional Korean architecture
builtBy King Taejong of Joseon
constructionStart 1405
coordinateLocation approximately 37.579°N 126.991°E
country South Korea
function royal residence
hasPart Liuye Lake
surface form: Buyongji Pond

Daejojeon Hall
Donhwamun Gate
Geumcheongyo Bridge
Huijeongdang Hall
Huwon
Injeongjeon Hall
Juhamnu Pavilion
Nakseonjae Complex
Okho-ru Pavilion
Seonjeongjeon Hall
Yeongyeongdang Pavilion
various landscaped gardens
heritageDesignation Changdeokgung Palace Complex self-linksurface differs
surface form: Historic Site No. 122 of South Korea

UNESCO World Heritage Site
inception early 15th century
knownFor harmonious integration with natural topography
traditional Korean palace architecture
well-preserved royal garden
locatedIn Jongno District
surface form: Jongno-gu

Seoul
South Korea
notableFeature Secret Garden
officialNameInKorean Changdeokgung Palace Complex self-linksurface differs
surface form: 창덕궁
openToPublic yes
partOf Gyeonghuigung
surface form: Five Grand Palaces of Joseon
reconstruction 1610
reconstructionAfter Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598)
servedAs primary royal palace of Joseon for many reigns
significantEvent residence of the last Joseon monarchs
site of modern restoration and conservation projects
significantPeriod Joseon
surface form: Joseon dynasty
translationOfName Prospering Virtue Palace
UNESCODescription outstanding example of Far Eastern palace architecture and garden design
UNESCOWorldHeritageCriteria (ii)
(iii)
(iv)
UNESCOWorldHeritageListingYear 1997
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteId 816
usedBy Joseon
surface form: Joseon dynasty

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Seoul hasUNESCOWorldHeritageSite Changdeokgung Palace Complex
Seoul containsHistoricPalace Changdeokgung Palace Complex
this entity surface form: Changdeokgung
Changdeokgung Palace Complex heritageDesignation Changdeokgung Palace Complex self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Historic Site No. 122 of South Korea
Changdeokgung Palace Complex officialNameInKorean Changdeokgung Palace Complex self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: 창덕궁
Jongmyo Shrine partOf Changdeokgung Palace Complex
this entity surface form: Historic Monuments and Sites in Seoul
Jongmyo Shrine near Changdeokgung Palace Complex
this entity surface form: Changdeokgung Palace
Jongmyo Shrine connectedBy Changdeokgung Palace Complex
this entity surface form: Jongmyo–Changdeokgung elevated walkway (historical)
Jongmyo Shrine heritageStatus Changdeokgung Palace Complex
this entity surface form: Historic Site No. 125 of South Korea
Changgyeonggung nearby Changdeokgung Palace Complex
this entity surface form: Changdeokgung
Gyeonghuigung hasCategory Changdeokgung Palace Complex
this entity surface form: Joseon royal residences
Joseon royalResidence Changdeokgung Palace Complex
this entity surface form: Changdeokgung
Seoul Special City hasLandmark Changdeokgung Palace Complex
this entity surface form: Changdeokgung Palace
Jongno-gu, Seoul contains Changdeokgung Palace Complex
subject surface form: Jongno-gu
this entity surface form: Changdeokgung Palace
Jongno-gu, Seoul UNESCOSiteContained Changdeokgung Palace Complex
subject surface form: Jongno-gu
this entity surface form: Changdeokgung and its Secret Garden
Gojong of Korea birthPlace Changdeokgung Palace Complex
this entity surface form: Changdeokgung Palace
Jongno District contains Changdeokgung Palace Complex
this entity surface form: Changdeokgung
Jongno District hasCulturalHeritage Changdeokgung Palace Complex
this entity surface form: UNESCO World Heritage Site Changdeokgung and Huwon