The Emperor's Tears: The Shadows of Great Powers Surrounding Deoksugung Palace

Everything was so good! I find hidden gems that a lot of people never said about how beautiful the place! Its really helping me a lot to find good spots in seoul

Very easy to access,helpful and practical! It’s my first time using tour audio guide and it was wonderful. I get to know each background story of the places and the best part is the audio is in english! I would love to use this service again in the future ~

I honestly didn’t expect to fall in love this much with Deoksugung Palace… but I did 🥹✨ Compared to other palaces, it feels a lot more calm and less crowded, which made the whole experience so soft and peaceful. Walking through the palace felt like stepping into a quiet little story slow, dreamy, and a bit magical 💫 One thing I really loved is the mix of traditional Korean architecture and a slightly modern vibe. It’s simple, elegant, and not overwhelming at all. Perfect if you just want to take your time, enjoy the view, and soak in the atmosphere 🌿 Also… can we talk about how pretty it is for photos? 🥺📸 Every corner is aesthetic without even trying. Golden hour here? literally a dream. If you’re looking for a palace that feels more intimate, calm, and healing rather than super touristy this is definitely the one 💛 Final thoughts: A soft, peaceful, and underrated gem in Seoul. I’d 100% come back again 🏯✨

I really recommend this tour. I learned a lot about 덕수궁, all the audios are clearly explained, there was a lot interesting facts that I didn't know before. Is was easy to following and include a lot of interesting spots. Really recommended for people traveling solo or with friends and wanted to learn more about korean history. Thank you for the tour!

Very interesting tour, it was nice to learn more about Korea's history and especially about an Emperor that had so much background history and lived through one the most turbulent times in Korea history

That’s an amazing tour! I discovered places in Seoul I’ve never seen before, but also learned a lot about the beginning of Japanese occupation and Emperor Gojong. I was very surprised how rich in knowledge this tour was.