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National Treasure №1 (Designated on Dec. 20, 1962). Sungnyemun, the South Gate of Seoul, was erected in 1398, 7th year of King Taejo, founder of Joseon Dynasty, as one of the four main gates of the capital city. During the Joseon period, the gate was closed around 10 p.m. and opened around 4 a.m., at which times the bell installed in the gate house tolled to proclaim the closing and opening of the gate. A times of flood and drought the king came to the gate to preside over prayer rituals invoking fair weather and rainfall, respectively.Naminara
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Winter Sonata statue in Nami islandGyeongbokgung Palace
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Namsam Seoul Tower
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