Jangneung (Tombs)
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Description
The tombs are where Wonjong, father of King Injo (1623-1649), the 16th King of the Joseon Dynasty, and Queen Inhyeon are buried. The size and shape of the tombs show the typical style of the mid-Joseon era. Below the tombs, there is a room called Jesil where King Yeongjo (the 21st King) and King Jeongjo (the 22nd King) used to have a ceremony for the deceased. The surrounding area is made to look like a park. It is close to Seoul, so many families come here to have a picnic on holidays.
The tombs are where Wonjong, father of King Injo (1623-1649), the 16th King of the Joseon Dynasty, and Queen Inhyeon are buried. The size and shape of the tombs show the typical style of the mid-Joseon era. Below the tombs, there is a room called Jesil where King Yeongjo (the 21st King) and King Jeongjo (the 22nd King) used to have a ceremony for the deceased. The surrounding area is made to look like a park. It is close to Seoul, so many families come here to have a picnic on holidays.
fare: 1,000 won for adults and free of charge for students (under 18)
Opening Hours: 09:30-18:00
Transportation
Bus: Take the Ganghwa bound bus from Sinchon and Incheon Bus Terminal and get off at the Gimpo Bus Terminal and exchange to one for Gilhun Apt.
Bus: Take the Ganghwa bound bus from Sinchon and Incheon Bus Terminal and get off at the Gimpo Bus Terminal and exchange to one for Gilhun Apt.
Car: Take the road #48 to go to the Gimpo City Hall and go straight 600m.
Travel Information
- For Information: Control Office 82-31-984-2897
- For Information: Control Office 82-31-984-2897
- Nearby Tourist Attractions
Munsusanseong Fortress 82-31-989-9794
Deokpojin Fortress 82-31-980-2965
Aegibong Peak 82-31-988-6128
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