Why We Recommend It
- Explore Korea’s five grand palaces in spring.
- Enjoy traditional music performance with the stunning backdrop of Injeongjeon Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage treasure.
- Exclusive International visitor tickets available only on Creatrip!
- Limited availability (First come, first served)
Changdeokgung Palace Royal Court Music Concert <A Performance by 100 Artists>
Imagine sitting where Joseon kings once held court, surrounded by centuries-old architecture,
as 100 musicians perform traditional Korean music under the stars.
The Royal Palace Concert is back for 2026, and it's happening inside
Changdeokgung's Injeongjeon Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage site rarely open after dark.
This isn't background music at a tourist site.
It's a full orchestra of gayageum, daegeum, and haegeum filling a 600-year-old hall built for kings.
A Performance by 100 Artists (60 min)
Court Music "Sujecheon"
A signature piece of Joseon court music, Sujecheon means "wishing for eternal life like the heavens."
Its solemn and elegant melody was performed at royal banquets.
Instrumental Ensemble "Cheonnyeonmanse"
This traditional ensemble piece means "may it last a thousand years, ten thousand years."
Bright and spirited, it features gayageum, daegeum, haegeum, and more in joyful harmony.
Court Music "Suryongeum"
Performed at royal banquets, this piece carries the grandeur and majesty of a dragon's presence.
Original Composition "Sounds of the Night"
A contemporary work that captures the quiet stillness of the palace at night
through the delicate tones of traditional instruments.
Folk Song "Taepyeongga"
A Gyeonggi folk song meaning "the nation is peaceful and the people are at ease."
Known for its bright, festive melody.
Instrumental Solo "Geomungo Sanjo"
A virtuosic solo showcasing the rich, deep tones of the geomungo (six-string zither) and the skill of the performer.
Folk Medley "Arirang Suite"
Korea's most iconic folk song reimagined through regional variations, capturing the heart and soul of Korean folk music.
Experience the grandeur of 100 musicians performing
against the stunning backdrop of Injeongjeon Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage treasure.
This special evening at a Korean palace will leave you with memories and emotions that last long after the final note fades.