This book explores Gyeongbok Palace, the principal palace of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910). They include the main throne hall, the king's office, a floating pavilion for official functions, the living chambers of the king and the queen, the queen dowager's residence, a private outdoor pavilion of the royal family, and a guard tower. The drawings depict the structures along with activities held at these venues like a royal wedding and a banquet. Young readers will enjoy learning about the cultural value of Gyeongbok Palace as they colour in the drawings in their own way.
