介绍一下韩国首尔 急求：英文介绍韩国首都首尔

急求：英文介绍韩国首都首尔

Seoul (Republic of Korea)

A pavilion in the grounds of the Kyongbuk-kung Palace, Seoul, South Korea. The palace remained the royal residence for around 200 years. Following destruction by invasions and wars only 10 of the original 500 buildings survive today. Seoul is mega-modern and appealingly ancient city. Flattened in the Korean War, most of the city has been rebuilt since the 1950s. Peeking out from among the 12-lane freeways, overshadowed by high-rises（高楼大厦）, Seoul has a hidden history of centuries-old temples, palaces, pagodas and pleasure gardens. It also has cheap accommodation （住宿）, excellent public transport and cultural experiences aplenty. The Han-gang River bisects（一分为二） the city, with Chung-gu the central district, Chongno-gu (with most of the budget hotels and sights) to the north, and Itaewon-dong (packed full of shopping, bars and nightlife) just south of the city centre.

Seoul is justifiably famous for its palaces. Kyongbokkung Palace is the best known. Built at the beginning of the Yi Dynasty, most of the 500 buildings in the palace grounds were destroyed when the Japanese invaded. Reconstructed in the late 19th century, destroyed again in the Korean war, the palace and its grounds have now been entirely restored once more. The palace is actually several buildings, including one of the most exquisite（精致的）pagodas in the country and an enormous two-storey throne room. The National Folk Museum in the grounds of the palace is dedicated to showing how ordinary Koreans have lived through the ages. Another palace highlight is Changgyonggung Palace, built in 1104. Once the rulers summer palace, the Japanese downgraded Changgyonggung to a park. Cross a footbridge from the palace and youre at the Chongmyo Shrine. "Chongmyo Shrine" was added to Unescos World Heritage List in 1995. Chongmyo is the oldest and most authentic of the Confucian royal shrines that have been preserved.

If a bit of a chat with the locals is what youre after, head south-west of Changgyonggung to Tapkol Park, where crowds of friendly elderly folk sit around talking about the weather. This is where the Declaration of Independence was first read in 1919, and murals（壁画）around the park are dedicated to the independence movement. The park is named after the marble pagoda (tapkol) in its grounds. The citys other great park is Namsan, south of the city centre. The third tallest tower in the world, the Seoul Tower is within the park, and its packed full of tourist fun - an aquarium, games room and the Fancy World.

National Treasure No 1 is the Namdaemun Gate, once Seouls chief city gate. The gate, built in the 14th century, is near the Seoul train station. Its solidity and calm elegance make it an island in a sea of traffic. South of the river, Lotte World has its own ice skating rink（溜冰场）, hotel, swimming pool and the Disney-clone Lotte World Adventure - hours of family entertainment.

介绍一下韩国首尔比较有特色的。

一般到韩国旅游的游客去首尔，必去江北景福宫，但景福宫只单纯看建筑，要看文物的话，就一定要去附近的韩国国立中央博物馆。景福宫北面是青瓦台，而东面则是最近人气颇旺的三清洞。都很具有韩国特色。