| Official Name
|
Alternate Names
|
City, Country
|
Notes
|
Image
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| Bukammun
(북암門)
North Secret Gate
|
|
Suwon,
South Korea
|
North Secret Gate of
Hwaseong Fortress
.
|
 Bukammun Gate, Suwon, Korea
|
| Changnyongmun
(蒼龍文)
|
Dongmun
East Gate
|
Suwon,
South Korea
|
East Gate of
Hwaseong Fortress
.
|
 Changryongmun Gate, Suwon, Korea
|
| Changuimun
(彰義門, 彰義門)
Showing the Correct Thing Gate
|
Buksomun
(북소문)
North Small Gate
North West Gate
Jahamun
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
Originally built in 1396.
Gatehouse was burned down in 1592, and rebuilt in 1740.
|
 Changuimun Gate, Seoul, Korea
|
| Chilsongmun
|
|
Pyongyang,
North Korea
|
The northern gate in walled city of Pyongyang.
Originally built in 6th century.
National treasure #18
of North Korea.
|
|
| Daehanmun
|
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
The main gate of
Deoksugung
Palace.
|
|
| Dongammun
(동암門)
East Secret Gate
|
|
Suwon,
South Korea
|
East Secret Gate of
Hwaseong Fortress
.
|
 Dongammun Gate, Suwon, Korea
|
| Dongnimmun
(獨立門, 獨立門)
|
Independence Gate
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
Constructed in 1896-97.
Relocated in 1979.
Located in
Seodaemun Independence Park
|
 Independence Gate, Seoul, Korea
|
| Donuimun
(敦義門, 敦義門)
Loyalty Gate
|
Seodaemun
(西大門)
West Great Gate
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
Originally built in 1396.
No longer exists.
Torn down in 1915 during the
Japanese colonial period
.
[1]
|
 Donuimun Gate, Seoul, Korea
|
| Gaeseonmun
(개선문, 凱旋門)
|
Arch of Triumph
|
Pyongyang,
North Korea
|
Built in 1982.
Commemorates Korean resistance against Japanese rule.
|
 Gaeseonmun Gate, Pyongyang, North Korea
|
| Geonchunmun
|
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
The east gate of
Gyeongbokgung
Palace.
|
|
| Geunjeongmun
|
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
The third inner gate of
Gyeongbokgung
Palace.
|
| Gwanghuimun
(光熙門, 光熙門)
Bright Light Gate
|
Namsomun
(南小門)
South Small Gate
South East Gate
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
Originally built in 1396.
Rebuilt 1711-1719.
Largely destroyed during the
Korean War
, but restored in 1976.
[2]
|
 Gwanghuimun Gate, Seoul, Korea
|
| Gwanghwamun
(光化門, 光化門)
|
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
Originally built in 1395.
The south and main gate of
Gyeongbokgung
Palace.
|
 Gwanghwamun Gate, Seoul, Korea
|
| Heunginjimun
(興仁之門, 興仁之門)
Rising Benevolence Gate
|
Dongdaemun
(東大門)
East Great Gate
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
Originally built 1398.
Originally called Heunginmun (slightly different from present name).
Present construction dates from 1869.
[3]
|
 Heunginjimun Gate, Seoul, Korea
|
| Heungnyemun
|
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
The second inner gate of
Gyeongbokgung
Palace.
|
| Hwahongmun
(華虹門)
|
Buksumun
North Water Gate
|
Suwon,
South Korea
|
North Water Gate of
Hwaseong Fortress
.
|
 Hwahongmun Water Gate, Suwon, Korea
|
| Hwaseomun
(화서문)
|
West Gate
|
Suwon,
South Korea
|
West Gate of
Hwaseong Fortress
.
|
 Hwaseomun Gate, Suwon, Korea
|
| Hyehwamun
(惠化門, 惠化門)
Distribution of Wisdom Gate
|
Dongsomun
(東小門)
East Small Gate
Honghwamn
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
Originally built in 1396.
Originally called Honghwamun.
[4]
Destroyed during the Japanese colonial period, but restored in 1992.
|
 Hyehwamun Gate, Seoul, Korea
|
| Jangammun
(長安門)
|
Bungmun
North Gate
|
Suwon,
South Korea
|
North Gate of
Hwaseong Fortress
.
|
 North Gate, Suwon, Korea
|
| Jeonsungmun
(전승문, 戰勝門)
|
Bukmun
(北門)
North Gate
|
Seongnam,
South Korea
|
North Gate of
Namhansanseong
Fortress.
|
 North Gate of Namhansanseong, Seongnam, Korea
|
| Jihwamun
(紙花, 至和門)
|
Nammun
(南門)
South Gate
|
Seongnam,
South Korea
|
South Gate of
Namhansanseong
Fortress.
|
 South Gate of Namhansanseong, Seongnam, Korea
|
| Joaikmun
(좌익문, 左翼門)
|
Dongmun
(同門)
East Gate
|
Seongnam,
South Korea
|
East Gate of
Namhansanseong
Fortress.
|
 East Gate of Namhansanseong, Seongnam, Korea
|
| Namdaemun
(南大門)
South Great Gate
|
|
Kaesong,
North Korea
|
South gate of the old walled city of Kaesong.
Originally constructed between 1391 and 1393.
Listed among the
National Treasures of North Korea
.
|
 Namdaemun Gate in Kaesong
|
| Namsumun
(남수문)
South Floodgate
|
|
Suwon,
South Korea
|
South Floodgate of
Hwaseong Fortress
.
No longer exists. Destroyed in 1922.
|
|
| Paldalmun
(八達門)
|
Nammun
(南大門)
South Gate
|
Suwon,
South Korea
|
South gate of
Hwaseong Fortress
.
|
 Paldalmn Gate, Suwon, Korea
|
| Potongmun
(普通門, 普通門)
|
|
Pyongyang,
North Korea
|
West gate of the old walled city of Pyongyang.
Originally constructed in the 6th century.
Listed as #3 among the
National Treasures of North Korea
.
|
|
| Pungnammun
(普通門, 普通門)
|
|
Jeonju,
South Korea
|
The South Gate of
Jeonju
.
|
 Pungnammun Gate, Jeonju, South Korea
|
| Seoammun
(서암文)
West Secret Gate
|
|
Suwon,
South Korea
|
West Secret Gate of
Hwaseong Fortress
.
|
 Seoammun Gate, Suwon, Korea
|
| Seonam Ammun
(鉏남암門)
South-West Secret Gate
|
|
Suwon,
South Korea
|
South-West Secret Gate of
Hwaseong Fortress
.
|
 Seonam Ammun Gate, Suwon, Korea
|
| Sinmumun
|
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
The north gate of
Gyeongbokgung
Palace.
|
| Souimun
(昭義門, 昭義門)
Promotion of Justice Gate
|
Seosomun
(西小門)
West Small Gate
Sodeongmun
South West
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
Originally built in 1396.
Originally called Sodeongmun.
No longer exists.
Torn down in 1914 during the
Japanese colonial period
.
|
 Souimun Gate historical image, Seoul, Korea
|
| Sukjeongmun
(肅靖門, 肅靖門)
Rule Solemnly Gate
|
Bukdaemun
(북대문)
North Great Gate
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
Originally built in 1396.
Originally called Sukcheongmun.
|
 Sukjeongmun Gate, Seoul, Korea
|
| Sungnyemun
(崇禮門, 崇禮門)
Exalted Ceremonies Gate
|
Namdaemun
(南大門)
South Great Gate
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
Originally built in 1398.
Heavily damaged by
fire
in 2008.
Currently being restored (2012).
|
 Korea-Seoul-Namdaemun-Sungnyemun-11
|
| Taedongmun
(大同門, 大同門)
Great East Gate
|
|
Pyongyang,
North Korea
|
East gate of the old walled city of Pyongyang.
Originally constructed in the 6th century.
Listed as #4 among the
National Treasures of North Korea
.
|
 Taedongmun Gate, Pyongyang, North Korea
|
| Wooikmun
(우익문, 右翼門)
|
Seomun
(序文)
West Gate
|
Seongnam,
South Korea
|
West Gate of
Namhansanseong
Fortress.
|
 West Gate of Namhansanseong, Seongnam, Korea
|
| Yeonchumun
|
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
The west gate of
Gyeongbokgung
Palace.
|
| Yeongeunmun
(迎恩門)
|
|
Seoul,
South Korea
|
Only remnants of this gate remain.
Located in
Seodaemun Independence Park
.
|
 Yeongeunmun-Inwang
|