Gyeongbokgung (part 2)

Gyeonghoeru pavilion in the middle of the pond within the complex of Gyeongbokgung.

it was indeed a beautiful sight.

The pavilion was used to throw a feast for royal occasions...or when the king entertained the foreign escorts. ..that's what I learned.

Lydia's Mom and sister. I took the picture out of passion to sort of 'immortalize' the moment.

The empty benches along the edges of the pond during this early spring really made me want to lay myself on them.....taking a nap.^^

I mean..it was so warm and the sky being blue...just a perfect time to chill out.

The pond....

Gyeongbokgung (part 1)

I wouldn't have visited this palace  (again), had our fellow listener named Lydia not come to visit Seoul with her sister and parents. I accompanied them to finally^^ see the inside of the palace.

ok.......I've been here countless time...but there are always new angles to see.

Like this one.

The spring and warm weather helped us enjoy the surrounding in a relaxing time.

Indescribable scenery.....

A tranquility in the middle of a city.

The Palace's Closed, But...Let's Take A Peep...

 Curious..curious..curious....

Freya was peeping into what's behind the closed gate of Gwanghwamun @ Gyeongbukgung..^^ 

A small Freya compared to the huge gate of Gwanghwamun. 

Again..she tried hard to see what's behind it. 

Yes...that's the closed gates of Gwanghwamun...