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Kangpuk

area, Seoul, South Korea
Also known as: Gangbuk, North City
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  • Seoul: Changgyeong Palace
    Seoul
    / City layout

    …sometimes known today as the North City, was founded in 1394, when it was chosen to be the capital of the Joseon dynasty. Its central district, inside the four gates, was planned and has a rectangular street pattern. Gyeongbok Palace, the main palace of the dynasty, stands in the north-central…

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    …sometimes known today as the North City, was founded in 1394, when it was chosen to be the capital of the Joseon dynasty. Its central district, inside the four gates, was planned and has a rectangular street pattern. Gyeongbok Palace, the main palace of the dynasty, stands in the north-central…

    Read More