Back with another palace. This time Deouksu palace. The palaces all sort of look the same, I know, but still. These pictures have fall leaves in them. And me. These were taken Sunday, 21/11/11.
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An enactment of some kind. We got there a bit late and the announcer's accent was too thick to completely understand what was said.
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My language partners girlfriend and me wearing hangbok, the traditional Korean (upper-class) dress. It's a much simplified version. And it's kind of fun being a touristy tourist.
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Some trees do still have beautiful autumn leaves.
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This is the courtyard in from of the king's meeting hall. The stones are markers for where persons of different rank are supposed to stand.
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Inside view of the meeting hall.
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A stage. It's quite different from most of the architecture of Korean palaces and temples.
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Road outside the palace. It's said that if you walk there with your significant other, you will break up.
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