Seoul Palace Integrated Ticket Guide 2026
The Seoul Palace Integrated Ticket (궁궐 통합관람권) is a money-saving pass that grants access to all five major Joseon dynasty palaces and Jongmyo Shrine for one full year. If you're planning to explore Seoul's royal heritage beyond a single palace, this ticket offers exceptional value.
Price & Validity
Adults: ₩10,000 (~$7.50 USD)
Youth (7–18): ₩5,000 (~$3.75 USD)
Children under 7: Free (no ticket needed)
Seniors 65+: Free (no ticket needed)
Validity: One full year from date of purchase
Re-entry: Unlimited during validity period
What's Included
Not included: Changdeokgung Secret Garden (additional ₩5,000), National Palace Museum (free), National Folk Museum (free).
Where to Buy
Purchase the integrated ticket at the entrance of any covered palace. Simply ask for "통합관람권" (tonghap gwallam-gwon) at the ticket counter. The ticket is a physical card — keep it safe for re-entry throughout the year.
Is It Worth It? — Cost Comparison
Individual tickets (all 6 sites):
Gyeongbokgung ₩3,000 + Changdeokgung ₩3,000 + Changgyeonggung ₩3,000 + Deoksugung ₩1,000 + Gyeonghuigung ₩1,000 + Jongmyo ₩1,000 = ₩12,000
Integrated ticket: ₩10,000 — save ₩2,000 + get unlimited re-entry for a year.
Verdict: Worth it if visiting 3+ palaces. Excellent value for repeat visitors and photographers who want multiple visits across seasons.
Tips for Using the Integrated Ticket
- Start at Gyeongbokgung (most popular) to avoid afternoon crowds at other palaces
- The ticket is valid for re-entry — visit the same palace at different times of day
- Combine palaces by geography: Gyeongbokgung → Changdeokgung → Changgyeonggung (all within walking distance)
- Deoksugung's evening hours (until 9 PM) are included — visit twice: day and night
- Keep the ticket card — it's your pass for the entire year