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Autumn leaves, and the weeks everyone goes to look at them. In Seoul that is late October to mid November.

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A traditional Korean palace gate with autumn foliage under a clear sky
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The palaces are free until 15 November, and the leaves are turning now

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A traditional Korean palace gate with autumn foliage under a clear sky
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The palaces are free until 15 November, and the leaves are turning now
것What it is2/5

단풍 is autumn foliage and the habit of going to see it. In Seoul the colour arrives late: the mountains turn in October, the palaces and parks in the first half of November.

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왜Why it took off3/5

The free weeks are timed to the festival, and the festival is timed to the leaves. Gyeongbokgung’s ginkgos by the eastern wall and the maples around Hyangwonjeong pond are the pictures everyone takes; a video from the grounds on 2 November shows them turning, with the hanbok crowd already there.

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어떻게How to do it4/5

Closing days do not change. Gyeongbokgung and Jongmyo close on Tuesdays, which this month means 3 and 10 November. Changdeokgung, Changgyeonggung, Deoksugung and the tombs close on Mondays, 2 and 9 November.

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