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Changdeokgung

Second only to Gyeongbokgung in historical importance, it was built in 1405 and was the seat of power between 1618 and 1896.

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Changdeokgung
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The buildings have been restored to create a dazzling but still elegant effect that got the palace listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The site is better preserved than Gyeongbokgung. Buildings of particular note include the blue-roofed Seonjeongjeon, which was the King's office, and the Daejojeon ("Great Making Hall"), his bedchamber, but perhaps most famous of all is the Huwon ("Secret Garden") in the back.

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