Five Grand Joseon PalacesGyeongbokg

Five Grand Joseon Palaces
Gyeongbokgung
Gyeongbokgung
The Joseon (Wikipedia Article) Dynasty lasted for over 600 years and, ending in 1910, was the very last reigning empire of Korea. It was during Joseon’s reign that Seoul was made capital and right here that the Emperor built several magnificent, yet near impossible to pronounce, palaces. Five of these are open to the public and, combined, make up Seoul’s aptly named Five Grand Joseon Palaces: Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung (Wikipedia
Article), Changgyeonggung (Wikipedia
Article), Deoksugung (Wikipedia Article) and Gyeonghuigung (Wikipedia
Article). The names are much more beautiful in Korean, and roughly translate to Palace Greatly Blessed by the Heavens, Palace of Prospering Virtue and even Palace of Flourishing Gladness.

All five are unique in their own way and offer something special, whether it’s a splendid Secret Garden (Changdeokgung), the site where the Emperor died (Deoksugung) or simply the biggest and most grandiose of all (Gyeongbokgung). The latter is the one most tourists choose to visit and the most famous of all. Admission to each palace is about USD3.


...
105, Namsangongwon-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul Subway สาย 3 หรือ 4, สถานี Chungmuro, ทางออก 2 (หน้าโรงภาพยนตร์ Daehan) แล้ว ขึ้นรถบัสหมายสาย 02 หรือ 05 ลงป้ายสุดท้าย

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 1:

Five Grand Joseon PalacesGyeongbokgungGyeongbokgungThe Joseon (Wikipedia Article) Dynasty lasted for over 600 years and, ending in 1910, was the very last reigning empire of Korea. It was during Joseon's reign that Seoul was made capital and right here that the Emperor built several magnificent, yet near impossible to pronounce, palaces. Five of these are open to the public and, combined, make up Seoul's aptly named Five Grand Joseon Palaces: Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung (Wikipedia Article), Changgyeonggung (Wikipedia Article), Deoksugung (Wikipedia Article) and Gyeonghuigung (Wikipedia Article). The names are much more beautiful in Korean, and roughly translate to Palace Greatly Blessed by the Heavens, Palace of Prospering Virtue and even Palace of Flourishing Gladness. All five are unique in their own way and offer something special, whether it's a splendid Secret Garden (Changdeokgung), the site where the Emperor died (Deoksugung) or simply the biggest and most grandiose of all (Gyeongbokgung). The latter is the one most tourists choose to visit and the most famous of all. Admission to each palace is about USD3....105, Namsangongwon-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul Subway line 3 or 4, Chungmuro station, exit 2 (in front of Daehan cinema), then bus line mark 02 or 05 best.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

Five Grand Joseon Palaces
Gyeongbokgung
Gyeongbokgung
The Joseon (Wikipedia Article) Dynasty lasted for over 600 years and, Ending in 1 910, was the very last reigning Empire of Korea. It was during Joseon's reign that Seoul was Made Capital and Right here that the Emperor built. several Magnificent, yet near Impossible to Pronounce, Palaces. Five of these are open to the Public and, combined, Make up Seoul's aptly Named Five Grand Joseon Palaces: Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung (Wikipedia
Article), Changgyeonggung (Wikipedia
Article), Deoksugung (Wikipedia. Article) and Gyeonghuigung (Wikipedia
Article). The names are much more Beautiful in Korean, and roughly Translate to Palace greatly Blessed by the Heavens, Palace of Prospering Virtue and even Palace of Flourishing Gladness.

All Five are Unique in their own Way and Offer. something special, whether it's a splendid Secret Garden (Changdeokgung), the site where the Emperor died (Deoksugung) or simply the biggest and most grandiose of all (Gyeongbokgung). The latter is the one most tourists choose to visit and the most famous of. all. Admission to each is About USD3 Palace.


...
105, Namsangongwon-Gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul Subway line 3 or 4, station Chungmuro, exit 2 (in front of Daehan), then take the bus line 02 or 05. the final tally

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

Five Grand Joseon Palaces.Gyeongbokgung.Gyeongbokgung.The Joseon (Wikipedia Article) Dynasty lasted for over 600, years and ending in 1910 was the, very last reigning empire. Of Korea. It was during Joseon "s reign that Seoul was made capital and right here that the Emperor built, several magnificent. Yet near impossible, to pronounce palaces. Five of these are open to the, public and combined make up, Seoul s aptly named. " Five Grand Joseon Palaces: Gyeongbokgung Changdeokgung (Wikipedia,,Article), Changgyeonggung (Wikipedia.Article), Deoksugung (Wikipedia Article) and Gyeonghuigung (Wikipedia.Article). The names are much more beautiful, in Korean and roughly translate to Palace Greatly Blessed by, the Heavens. Palace of Prospering Virtue and even Palace of Flourishing Gladness.All five are unique in their own way and offer something special whether it ", s a splendid Secret Garden (Changdeokgung),. The site where the Emperor died (Deoksugung) or simply the biggest and most grandiose of all (Gyeongbokgung). The latter. Is the one most tourists choose to visit and the most famous of all. Admission to each palace is about USD3....,,, 105 Namsangongwon-gil Yongsan-gu Seoul Subway 3 line or 4, station, Chungmuro exit 2 (Theatre Daehan). The bus line means 02 or 05 down last stop.