HEONinreung

It was very well maintained so it was nice to take a walk.

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I visited Heoninneung, located in Seocho-gu, Seoul. You can feel the historical aspects of each royal tomb and its surroundings. Address: 34 Heoninneung-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul Operating hours: Monday (closed), Tuesday - Sunday (09:00 - 17:30) Admission fee: 1,000 won

I have an assignment. visit. The weather is nice and well maintained so it’s great for a walk.

Early Joseon Dynasty, 1400. The tomb of the 3rd King Taejong, the tomb of the 23rd King Sunjo in the late Joseon Dynasty in 1800. Heoninneung's tomb clearly resembles the conflicting political positions of absolute kingship and secular politics. You can visit both places, and the walking distance is reasonable, so I would recommend them as a place for an outing or date. In particular, Heonreung was the most worth seeing among the royal tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.

On the last day of the holiday, I went to Heoninneung, the royal tomb of King Taejong and King Sunjo. We look around the World Cultural Heritage sites, Heolleung and Inlleung, and reflect on the history of the Joseon Dynasty.

I went to Heoninneung to see the royal tombs of the Joseon Dynasty. It is said that this is where the tombs of King Taejong and Queen Wongyeong, as well as the tombs of King Sunjo and Queen Sunwon, are enshrined. 😃 The quiet, dignified atmosphere of the royal tomb and the beautiful walking path lined with ancient pine trees put my mind at ease. It takes about 30 minutes to explore the entire place, so there isn't much to see. This is a place to visit just to see the royal tombs of the Joseon Dynasty. 🏞 About three times a day, a commentator provides commentary and commentary. I understand it better when I watch it while listening to it. 🍁 There is an admission fee here, and it is 1,000 won for adults. There is free parking space, but it is limited and there are no seats if you arrive late, so public transportation is recommended 😎

I came here thinking of the Seonjeongneung I remembered from when I was young, and it's quiet and peaceful, so it seems like a great place for an autumn date. But the pine trees looked seriously affected by pine wilt disease. It feels like they're not being managed well at all. Even the trees they said had all been treated looked bad, and the saplings were already infected too.