Dongsipjagak — Attraction in Seoul

Known as the lonely pavilion, the Dongsipjagak was once part of the palace watch tower is now standing as the center of what seems like a roundabout. There appeared no door to this pavilion but was told of its history dated back to be part of Gyeongbokgung Palace. I guess must be the new city layout that now stands its current position. So, next time when you pass by this lonely pavilion, give a second look and appreciate its history and its once critical role as a watch tower...

Dongsipjagak (동십자각) is a small guard pavilion located at the eastern corner of Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul. Built during the Joseon Dynasty, it served as a watchtower and a key point in the palace's defense system. Its unique architecture reflects traditional Korean design and historical...

The cultural heritage is lazy in not connecting the place walls restoring the eastwatchtower and west watchtower for some stupid capitalistic small road resort it!!!!!!! Immediately along with the...