There are the three different places that we went to during the study trip.

Firstly we went to N Seoul Tower. It is an observation tower located at Namsam moutain in the central of Seoul. N Seoul Tower has a height of 497m above sea level and we are able to see the entire Seoul city from the observation deck. It was officially open to the public in 1980. There is a gift shop and also restaurant on the ground floor of the tower. Next to the tower itself, we are able to spot a tall red transmission tower.

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Secondly, we visited the Gyeongbokgung Palace which was first constructed in 1394 and it was heavily destroyed by the Japanese in the early 20th century. It is a royal palace back in the history. There's also a National Palace Museum of Korea located nearby the entrance of the palace where we are able to see some of the items that was being used by the people back then.

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Lastly, Namsangol Hanok Village is a village of various traditional houses. Hanok is another term for Korea. In other word, it is actually Hanok village in the area of Namsam which also located near the N Seoul tower. It was completed with five different korean traditional house, korean style garden and it is open to the public where the public able to feel the atmosphere of the village and also the games played back then.

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