Where is Cheongwadae?

Cheongwadae is the presidential palace of South Korea.

Cheongwadae is located in the northwest of Seoul, atNo. Sejong Road 1, Jongno-gu, Seoul. Cheongwadae was built on the basis of the ancient Korean building Jingwutai. Its biggest feature is that all the tiles on the roof are blue. Facing Gyeongbokgung Palace and backed by Yin Beishan and Wang Renshan, it is the political center of South Korea.

Unique architectural complex

Cheongwadae consists of a main building, a hotel, a green garden, endless gardens and seven palaces. It is worth noting that these buildings have different appearances. In order to highlight the Korean characteristics, all the buildings are built according to the traditional Korean architectural model and look very beautiful.

The cymbals and curved roofs of the main building are the most representative places in Cheongwadae. There are 6.5438+0.5 million cymbal tiles in Cheongwadae, each of which can be used for more than 6.5438+0.000 years. On the right side of the main building is the Spring and Autumn Pavilion. The roof of the Spring and Autumn Pavilion is made of traditional pottery tiles and is now used as a place for the President to meet reporters. On the left of the main building is the guest house, which is a place to entertain foreign guests. * * * There are 18 stone pillars, which are magnificent.