What you'll hear inside Gwangju City Wall Ruins:

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  Gongbungmun Gate

  Gongbungmun (拱北門), the Northern Gate of Gwangju's citadel, once stood roughly where the Chungjangno police station now sits.

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  Jinnamun Gate

  Jinnamun was the southern gate of Gwangju's walled citadel, its name literally meaning 'subdue the south'.

• 3
  Gwangrim Gate

  Gwangrimun was the eastern gate of Gwangju's citadel, one of four cardinal gates in the city's fortified wall.

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  Seowonmun (West Gate)

  Seowonmun was the eastern gate of Gwangju's citadel, though the POI identifies it as the West Gate.

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  Gongburu / Jeolyangngu (North Gate Tower)

  Gongburu, also called Jeolyangngu or the North Gate Tower, served as the principal entrance tower to Gwangju's fortified citadel.

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  Posada Oficial Gwangsangwan

  Gwangsangwan (光山館) was the official government hostel that once stood within Gwangju's fortified city during the Joseon period.

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  Huigyeong Pavilion

  Huigyeongnu is a two-storey pavilion with a rectangular floor plan, measuring five bays across and four in depth.

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  Gwandeokjeong Archery Field

  Gwandeokjeong was an archery range located within the fortified walls of Gwangju's historic administrative citadel.