What you'll hear inside Namhansanseong Fortress:

• 1
  Seojangdae (Pabellón Mumangnu)

  Seojangdae, also known as Mumangnu or the Unforgettable Tower, is the sole surviving command post from Namhansanseong fortress.

• 2
  Emergency Royal Palace (Naehaengjeon)

  Naehaengjeon is the principal royal residence pavilion within the Palacio Real de Emergencia, the largest structure in the complex where the king would stay during times of crisis.

• 3
  Oehaegjeon Pavilion

  The Oehaegjeon pavilion sits behind the third gate of Namhansanseong Royal Fortress in Seoul, formerly serving as the king's working office.

• 4
  Iwijeong Pavilion

  Iwijeong is a modest leisure pavilion located at the rear of the Emergency Royal Palace at Namhansanseong, less ornate than the main pavilions of the complex.

• 5
  Jongmyo Shrine

  Jwajeon is a modest shrine honouring the ancestors of Joseon dynasty monarchs.

• 6
  Chonggyedang Shrine

  Chonggyedang Sanctuary is a commemorative building within the Namhansanseong fortress complex, dedicated to Yi Hoe, an official instrumental in the fortress's construction.

• 7
  Yeonjubong Peak Observation Tower

  The watchtower at Yeonjubong peak is one of five observation towers dotting the Namhansanseong fortress complex and offers the finest panoramic views across the entire site.

• 8
  Samjeondo Monument

  The Samjeondo Monument is a stone stele erected in Seoul to commemorate Joseon's submission to the Manchu Qing dynasty in 1636, following the Second Manchu Invasion of Korea.