Five Royal Palaces
The Five Royal Palaces entry groups Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung, Deoksugung, Changgyeonggung and Gyeonghuigung for you to explore. Check each place's location and choose where you want to go.
Hwangudan (Wongudan) Altar
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What Is This Place?
Hwangudan (Wongudan) Altar is in Jung-gu, Seoul. Look up the address 서울시 중구 소공로 106 (소공동) on the map.
Excerpt from the Official Description
Hwangudan is an altar where the emperor performs rites to heaven. A Joseon-era altar in Jung-gu, Seoul, it was designated Historic Site No. 157 in 1967.
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Location
To get to Hwangudan (Wongudan) Altar, look up the address 서울시 중구 소공로 106 (소공동) on the map. Check that both the place name and address match.
What to Know Before Visiting
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Official information and sources
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