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Audio Guide Jongmyo Shrine

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Jongmyo Shrine

Audio guide Jongmyo Shrine in English

In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Jongmyo Shrine telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.

What you'll hear inside Jongmyo Shrine:

  • 1
    Jeongjeon (Main Hall)

    Jeongjeon is the principal building at Jongmyo shrine in Seoul, serving as the sacred repository for the ancestral tablets of Joseon dynasty kings and queens.

  • 2
    Hall of Eternal Peace

    The Yeongnyeongjeon, or Hall of Eternal Peace, is the secondary shrine building at Jongmyo, constructed to house the spirit tablets of kings and queens who were not in the main line of succession or…

  • 3
    Woldae (Main Courtyard)

    The Woldae is the expansive stone platform supporting the Jeongjeon, the main hall of Jongmyo Shrine.

  • 4
    Palace of Abstinence

    The Jaegung, or Palace of Purification, served as a temporary retreat for the Korean king and crown prince within the Jongmyo shrine complex in Seoul.

  • 5
    Hall of Incense

    Hyangdaecheong, or the Hall of Incense and Preparation, stands as a crucial auxiliary building within the Jongmyo Shrine.

  • 6
    Jeonsacheong (Cocina Ritual)

    Jeonsacheong served as the ritual kitchen for Jongmyo Shrine, where food and drink offerings were meticulously prepared for ancestor veneration ceremonies.

  • 7
    Musicians' Hall

    The Akgongcheong, or Hall of Musicians, lies outside the Yeongnyeongjeon complex within Jongmyo Shrine.

  • 8
    Santuario de Gongsinjeon

    Gongsinjeon is a secondary shrine within the Jongmyo complex, dedicated to honouring the memory of senior officials from the Joseon dynasty who made significant contributions to the kingdom.

  • 9
    Sinro (Spirit Path)

    The sinro, or Spirit's Path, is the slightly raised central strip running through Jongmyo shrine from the main gate to the ancestral halls.

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South Korea, Seoul, Jongno District, Jong-ro, 157 종묘관리소
Opening hoursMonday: 9:20 AM – 5:40 PM Tuesday: Closed Wednesday: 9:20 AM – 5:40 PM Thursday: 9:20 AM – 5:40 PM Friday: 9:20 AM – 5:40 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM Sunday: 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM
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