SEOUL (The Korea Herald/Asia News Network): Gwanghwamun Square (pic), a major landmark in South Korean capital Seoul's city centre, opened to the public Saturday (Aug 6) after nearly two years of renovation.
The square, which has been expanded and partially refurbished into a park, opened to the public at 11am, according to the Seoul city government.
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