Geunjeong-jeon - Gyeongbok Palace Throne Hall (Seoul, South Korea)

Geunjeong-jeon or Keunjeong-jeon is the Imperial Throne Hall of Gyeongbok Palace in Seoul. Built in 1394, it is Korea’s largest surviving wooden structure. Kings used the hall for state affairs, official functions and for receiving foreign envoys.

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Flash Panorama of Gyeongbok Palace (Seoul, South Korea)
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Published:: 2.20.09 / 11am

Category:: Panoramas, South Korea

Tags:: Geunjeong-jeon, Gyeongbok Palace, panoramas, Seoul, South Korea

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Markus 2.20.09 / 8pm

Another fine pano, great work.
lostinjapan 2.20.09 / 10pm

Thank you, Markus. That means a lot coming from you. These Korean ones were all taken handheld, so they were a real pain to stitch, but I’m glad that after two years I finally finished them.

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