A place to eat

For state banquets and important ceremonies the Gyeonghoeru Pavilion was the place to go for Joseon kings. Built on an artificial lake, the wooden structure of the building sits on top of 48 stone pillars. Representing ying and yang, the outer pillars are square and the inner pillars are cylindrical in shape. While originally built in 1412, it was burned down in 1592 and rebuilt in 1867.