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Deoksugung Bamui Seokjojeon
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Deoksugung Bamui Seokjojeon

Korean name: 덕수궁 밤의 석조전

Sep 9 (Wed) ~ Oct 18 (Sun)

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① Before you go

What to check before your trip.

Dates
Sep 9 (Wed) ~ Oct 18 (Sun)
Hours
18:00–20:55 (100 minutes per session)
Admission
Paid · Paid (KRW 35,000 per person)
Venue
Seokjojeon Hall, Deoksugung Palace
Organizer
국가유산청 궁능유적본부
Contact
1522-2295

② When you're here

What it's about, and food and stays around the venue.

About

Deoksugung Seokjojeon at Night is an evening program at Deoksugung Palace made up of three parts: a guided night tour of Seokjojeon Hall with an expert docent, a terrace café experience where you sip gabae-cha (coffee, a favorite of Emperor Gojong) and enjoy desserts to live classical music, and a musical about the imperial family of the Korean Empire. Launched as a pilot in 2021, it became an official program in 2022 thanks to enthusiastic visitor response, and since 2023 it has run twice a year. Led by palace attendants, you travel back in time to Seokjojeon, the hall that holds the story of the Korean Empire's imperial family, and you can take home 'Insaeng-gung-cut' photos shot with prop…

Translated from the Korean original by ALIVE FESTA.

🍜 Food · 🏨 Stays

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Source: Korea Tourism Organization and local government open data. Dates and prices can change — please check with the organizer before you go.