Seoul Tourist Attractions-Blue House

#LocalTour #Seoul #Jongno-gu #SouthKorea #travel After two years, the ban was finally lifted and I boarded a plane to travel to South Korea. One of the itineraries was to visit the South Korean presidential palace - Cheong Wa Dae (the presidential palace has now moved to Yongsan District), which was once the highest symbol of power in South Korea. The motivation for the visit was because I saw Rain dancing in such a solemn and dignified central hall while watching a video, and I noticed that it was open to the public for visits in May last year (2022), and there was a wave of reservations at that time. I was a little envious. Now that I can go abroad, of course I will consider this place first. Before leaving, I looked up a lot of reservation information on the Internet but didn't use it (mostly reservation information for 2022). The site is open to foreigners, so I went there. I only needed to register my passport with the staff at the pink information desk at the entrance. There are many staff members on site who can speak Korean and English and provide guided tours. If you are interested, you can go and visit. Address: 1, 2nd floor, 10-2-11 Time: Closed on Tuesdays Fee: Free