Seonhyangjae at Changgyeonggung Palace Opens as a Reading Space
"Royal Palace Reading" Program Opens from Oct. 7 to 18
Meet Author Eun Heekyung on Oct. 12
The royal library in the rear garden of Changgyeonggung Palace, which has usually only been accessible from outside, will now open as a reading space.
The Changgyeonggung Palace Office of the Royal Palaces and Tombs Center, Cultural Heritage Administration announced on October 1 that it will hold a special opening of the inner area of Seonhyangjae, located in the palace's rear garden, from October 7 to 18, and will operate the "Royal Palace Reading" program during this period.
Visitors will be able to read books on humanities and royal palaces provided in Seonhyangjae, or bring their own books for reading.
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On October 12, visitors can participate in the program "A Day at Seonhyangjae, Changgyeonggung Palace - Meeting Author Eun Heekyung." This is a program where the author and fifty outstanding participants from the citizen reading group will discuss "What Literature Gives Us."
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