KHS – Jondeokjeong, Changdeokgung Palace

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The Gwallamji Pond area appears to be the latest addition to Changdeokgung Palace’s secret garden section. This area used to have five ponds in the shapes of square, half-moon, and small round, but in the 1900s, the ponds were merged into current shapes.

With the pond in the center, there are pavilions like Jondeokjeong, a hexagonal-shaped pavilion with double eaves; fan-shaped Gwallamjeong; Pyeomusa with a long gable roof on the west hill and Seungjaejong on the opposite side of Gwallamjeong. Originally, Pyeomusa Pavilion was a right-angled structure with a subsidiary building. However, the subsidiary building is nowhere to be found. Seungjaejeong Pavilion in the woods has a sharp, four-cornered roof. Jondeokjeong Pavilion is the oldest one here, built in 1644 (the 22nd year of King Injo) while Gwallamjeong and Seungjaejeong Pavilions are presumed to have been constructed between the late 19th and early 20th centuries.