Gyeongbokgung Palace

If size is any indication, Gyeongbokgung Palace is the most stunning piece of architecture in entire South Korea. Originally built in the year 1394, it was destroyed and was again constructed in 1867. It did not stay intact for long as Japanese destroyed most part of the palace in 20th century. However, restoration works are on in full swing and most of its grandeur is back. Gyeongbokgung Palace, the name of which means Palace Greatly Blessed by Heaven, is situated in the northern part of capital city Seoul. The main attraction of the palace are Gwanghwamun (The Main and South Gate), Gangnyeongjeon Hall (king's main sleeping and living quarters), Hyangwonjeong, and Gyeonghoeru.