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Tadahhhhh! Say hello again to my cousin Jay. This travel junkie thing obviously runs in our blood, agree? He's all over the place thanks to his unlimited frequent-flyer miles! ;)
Btw, there's an entrance fee. Forgot how much but for sure it's less than ₩5,000.
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Our first stop inside the palace grounds is the National Folk Museum of Korea.
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Here's Paolo with the Hyangwonjeong pavilion and Chwihyanggyo bridge in the background.
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This is the Gyeonghoeru Pavilion where the king threw feasts for foreign envoys or his court officials.
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Gwanghamun Gate which was a bit crowded when we went there on a Sunday morning.
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Since it's a weekend, there's a sunday market along Sejongno St.
Another thing I like about Seoul is that tourist areas are few minutes walk from one another. Take for example the Cheonggyecheon Stream:
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Here's my sister and I trying so hard to shoot a coin.
Sadly, walang na-shoot so I guess I just have to work harder to make my dreams come true. LOL.
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Last stop for the day is the Namsan Seoul Tower.
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It was really hazy that day so there was no point of going up the tower.
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N Seoul Tower is also famous for their love locks that adorns the rails of the surrounding platform.