Jongmyo Shrine Review

South Korea's Zong Temple, this Korean temple is a travel place integrated into the world cultural heritage, the cultural heritage here is still very deep, if you come to travel, you must do a good job in advance, and the area inside is quite large, you must do a good job in the strategy

The religion of the Kingdom of Korea is also a place of sacrifice. In contrast, the specifications and scale here are much smaller than the domestic temples. The whole interior can also see quite a lot of interesting content. It is the ancestral chambers of North Korea in different periods and dynasties.

My family and I visited the temple and were impressed by the beauty and history of the place, which is easily accessible by public transport and affordable. It will feel hot, especially because the temple is paved with stones in open spaces, but the path to the temple is in the shade. The shrine was built to commemorate the late king and queen of the Korean dynasty. It is used for memorial ceremonies and some celebrations. Unlike the palace, the architecture is simple to reflect its solemnity. The architectural layout also reflects Confucius's faith. Please note that visitors can only enter the temple in the form of a guided tour at specific times on weekdays (not open on Tuesdays and Sundays). Visitors are only allowed on Saturdays in their leisure time. English-speaking guides are arranged at 10, 12, 14 and 16.

Zongmiao is not open to free visits, which I neglected when I made the strategy. When I arrived at the ticket office, there were only explanations in English field. The staff followed me all the way and could not walk around freely. It was not big inside. It took about 50 minutes to visit, but the environment was solemn. Travellers who liked architecture were still worth seeing. It's very close to Guangzhou-Tibet Market and Seoul Theatre. What I arranged at that time was to go to Guangzhou-Tibet Market for dinner after playing, and then watch graffiti show for your reference.

World Heritage sites, China, South Korea, Vietnam have temples, but only South Korea has both buildings and worship ceremonies, so it is selected as a World Heritage site. The architectural situation is single, but the tour guide is rich in explanations, mainly listening to explanations. Individual free activities are not allowed on a daily basis. You need a tour guide to play. The ticket is 1,000 won and the play time is one hour. Four palace passes are available

Because the company is nearby, I sometimes take a walk. It feels like the history of the Joseon Dynasty is condensed. Now it is under construction, so if you want to see the architecture of Jongmyo properly, you should go afterwards.

It is a place where the kings' plaques that can feel the course of the Joseon Dynasty are enshrined. It is currently under construction, but I want to go to Naju again.