Lonely Planetのインスタグラム(lonelyplanet) - 7月25日 16時12分

#LonelyPlanet photographer, @ed_norton, is in #Seoul, #SouthKorea, where he snapped this shot of the world Heritage–listed Changdeokgung, the most beautiful of Seoul's four main palaces. Originally built in 1405 as a secondary palace, but when Gyeongbokgung (Seoul’s principal palace) was destroyed during the Japanese invasion in the 1590s, it became the primary royal residence until 1872. It remained in use well into the 20th century. Like all Joseon palaces, it has a mountain behind it and a small stream in front – good pungsu (feng shui). (Photographer social media: Facebook.com/ednortonphoto, Twitter @ednortonphoto) #travel

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