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Pictures taken in Seoul on October 14, 2006. Except for some palaces, I found Seoul to be not very "camera-friendly".
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athanur > Again, notice the intricate work on the eaves. The whole palace is built entirely from wood.
athanur > The main entrance to Gyeongbokgung (Grand Palace). The mountain in the background served as a natural barrier against enemies. However, the palace was run over many a time by Japanese.
athanur > I wish I knew what the inscription on the top said.
athanur > This palace is has a constant stream of Korean school children. This is a part of their living history.
athanur > A different sort of a year-book, I guess.
athanur > This stone "pillar" indicated where the visitors to the palace were allowed to stand.
athanur > Seoul - Grand Palaces photo
athanur > The coat of arms of the king, I think.
athanur > Seoul - Grand Palaces photo
Again, notice the intricate work on the eaves. The whole palace is built entirely from wood.
> Again, notice the intricate work on the eaves. The whole palace is built entirely from wood.
Again, notice the intricate work on the eaves. The whole palace is built entirely from wood.
Camera: Canon (Canon Powershot A610) |
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