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Sunset over a long stone fortress wall with a traditional pavilion structure.

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Hwaseong Haenggung and Inner Facilities

Explore the temporary royal palace and military facilities located inside the fortress walls.

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King Jeongjo built Hwaseong Haenggung in the late 18th century as a temporary palace. He stayed here during visits to honor his late father, Prince Sado. The complex features 22 restored buildings and halls.

Beyond the palace, the inner fortress grounds contain active historical sites. You can ride a royal-themed trolley or visit eastern command posts used for martial arts training.

A traditional Korean pavilion seen beyond a pond filled with large lotus leaves.
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Hwaseong Haenggung Palace

1-1.5 hours1,500 KRW

This large temporary palace contains 22 restored buildings and halls. King Jeongjo used it as a base during his local visits. Admission is 1,500 KRW for adults.

A large traditional Korean gate building atop a curved stone fortress wall.
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Yeonmudae Post (Dongjangdae)

30-45 min

This eastern command post functioned as a military training ground. Soldiers practiced martial arts and archery in this open space. Visitors can pay a small fee to try traditional Korean archery on site.

A grand traditional Korean gate structure situated within a traffic roundabout.
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Hwaseong Fortress Tourist Trolley

30-40 minMotorized trolley

This motorized trolley tours the main attractions around the fortress. The vehicle is styled to look like a traditional royal palanquin.

Visit the Palace & Fortress

A long stone fortress wall illuminated at twilight with a city in the background.
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