The north bridge over Geumcheon stream, which separates the east and west sections of Gwolnaegaksa, in Changdeokgung palace, Seoul, South Korea. Gwolnaegaksa was an area of Changdeokgung where government offices closely involved with the the royal household's affairs were located.
In the east of Gwolnaegaksa were located Naeuiwon (Royal Pharmacy), Hongmunwan (Office of Special Advisors), and Geomseocheong (Publication Office). While to the west was Gyujanggak (Royal Library) and Bongmodang (Hall of Upholding the Policies of Former Kings). Here you can see Chaekgo, some smaller library buildings located in the north-west of Gwolnaegaksa.
Gwolnaegaksa was destroyed and paved over with roads during the Japanese occupation, the current buildings were restored between 1991 and 2005.
NEFs converted with -0.3 exposure compensation in CNX2
Images (except handheld nadir) stitched and blended in PTGUI 9 Pro
Images blended for exposure in PS CS5
Forgot to take a zenith shot, so used the zenith shots from 2 other panoramas and stitched them along with handheld nadir in PTGUI 9 Pro
Nadir and zenith patched using SuperCubic plugin in PS CS5
Lens flare and tripod shadows cloned out in PS CS5