Gwanghwamun

  Gwanghwamun sits at the heart of Seoul, acting as the main gate to Gyeongbokgung Palace. Dating back to 1395, this historical landmark has been restored multiple times, with its current structure reflecting the 19th-century architectural style. The gate serves as a prominent symbol of Korea's past and is a popular meeting point for both locals and tourists. If you visit in October, you might catch the stunning autumn foliage surrounding the area, adding a vibrant backdrop for photos. Visitors can witness the ceremonial guard change that occurs twice a day, offering a glimpse into Korea’s rich cultural heritage.