Seoul
Changgyeonggung Night Banquet
창경궁 야연
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This event has ended. The information below describes the past event.
Plan your visit
- Dates
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- Venue
- Changgyeong Palace Munjeongjeon Area
- Address
- 185 Changgyeong Palace Road, Jongro-gu, Seoul (Waryong-dong)
- Admission
- Paid / Free (some experiences and performances)
- Organizer
- Cultural Heritage Administration Royal Tombs and Historic Sites Headquarters / National Heritage Promotion Agency
- Operating hours
- 17:00~20:30 (Korean original)
- Program
- * Changgyeong Palace Closed Day 9.28.(Mon) Except 1. Paid Participants: Become a civil and military official of the Joseon Dynasty and participate in the royal banquet - Viewing the royal banquet, wearing royal attire, makeup, experiencing royal instruments, filial piety experience, photo (individual/family) shooting, etc. 2. Accompanying Family: Participate in the banquet with paid participants and join the experience programs - Royal court performance viewing, royal court beverage experience, writing letters to parents, filial piety experience, family photo and video shooting, etc. 3. On-site viewers (free): Experience the royal court performance of the Joseon Dynasty from a modern perspective and participate in side events. - Royal court performance viewing (first-come, first-served/limited seating), some filial piety experiences and photo zone usage
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Festival location
Changgyeong Palace Munjeongjeon Area
185 Changgyeong Palace Road, Jongro-gu, Seoul (Waryong-dong)
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About the festival
"Changgyeonggung Night Banquet" is a family-friendly evening court banquet program that modernly reinterprets the heartfelt banquet held by Crown Prince Hyomyeong for his father King Sunjo. Participants dress in court attire as officials of the Joseon Dynasty and join the banquet with their families, tasting traditional court dishes and enjoying traditional performances and various cultural experience programs. It will be held for a total of 20 days in 2026: from May 7 (Thursday) to May 17 (Sunday) in the first half, and from September 24 (Thursday) to October 4 (Sunday) in the second half. Families can create beautiful memories while strolling through the palace at night during Parents' Day and the Chuseok holiday.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · TourAPI · TourAPI 2818138
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