Enjoy royal confectionery and royal medicinal tea at Gyeongbokgung Palace 🍵 Saenggwabang

Located in the Sojubang Pavilion of Gyeongbokgung Palace, you can experience the royal court confectionery and royal medicinal tea of ​​the king and queen based on the contents of the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty. 🍵 Operating period: September~October 🍪 Experience time: 4 sessions per day (2 times in the morning, 2 times in the afternoon) 🍵 Set type: Juak set, Chodujeomjeungbyeong set This is a raw fruit experience where you can meet Korean traditional confectionery that is gaining popularity these days, starting with yakgwa, all in one place. I remembered the confectionery I ate here, so I bought it when it was sold at another pop-up store, and I couldn't forget the taste of Gyeongbokgung Palace. I bought the Juak set, and they even provided ice for the hot tea, so I was able to try a new medicinal tea. People say that it is difficult to get a ticket for the raw fruit room, but this is an experience that I definitely recommend you visit at least once. It's really different from the famous restaurants in the market... I can tell you that it's the taste of the palace itself. And the view outside the door made me realize once again why it's so popular. I used the first time in the morning, and you can enter in the order you arrive and sit wherever you want. Here's a tip for those who use it: Many people wear traditional hanbok or fusion hanbok, but the chin is high and the gaps aren't wide, so it wasn't comfortable for those around them or those wearing it. So for those who really want to feel like they're wearing hanbok, I recommend clothes that are comfortable for movement, like everyday hanbok. #Seoul travel #Fresh fruit shop #Gyeongbokgung Palace #Traditional experience #Royal tea ceremony #Couples #Hot place #Seoul date #Family #Traditional tea house #Gyeongbokgung Palace travel #Seoul #Traditional culture