Yeongnyeongneung

The Yeongnyeongneung tomb site features stone guardian figures and follows traditional Korean architecture integrated into the natural mountainous landscape.

Built during the Joseon Dynasty between 1408 and 1966, this tomb belongs to a collection of 40 royal burial sites across 18 locations.

The burial ground maintains its role as a ceremonial space where traditional ancestor worship rituals continue according to Confucian principles.

Visitors can access educational materials about Korean burial traditions and royal customs while exploring the grounds at coordinates 37.3075, 127.6028.

The tomb design incorporates specific geographical alignments with surrounding mountains and valleys, following strict Confucian principles of spiritual harmony.

Part of: Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty

GPS coordinates: 37.30750,127.60280

Latest update: March 6, 2025 17:17