




Injeongjeon
Attraction
4.7 (41 reviews)
Imposing, rebuilt 15th-century palace with stone markers showing where royal officials once stood.
99 Yulgok-ro, Waryong-dong, Jongno District, Seoul, South Korea
Highlights from Reviews
• visually impressive
Injeongjeon is the most visually impressive building in Changdeokgung Palace, with its grand exterior and intricate details.
• historical significance
It served as the main hall for significant national events, including coronations and receptions, and played a central role in Joseon dynasty politics.
• unique architecture
The building appears double-storied from the outside but is single-storied inside, creating a grandiose effect, and features unique elements like the pear blossom emblem on the roof ridge.
• blending styles
The current structure, rebuilt in 1804, blends traditional Korean and Western architectural styles, showcasing the changes during the late Joseon period.
• educational experience
Visitors can learn about Joseon dynasty history, royal power, and architectural art through the various elements like the rank stones, the King's throne, and the Sun, Moon, and Five Peaks painting.