[2025 Seoul Attraction] Travel Guide for Bukchon Hanok Village (Updated May)

The other day, I took a leisurely walk around my favorite Anguk area for the first time in a while, so I've put together a recommended one-day plan that says, "You can't go wrong here!" 📝✨ It might be a little difficult to go around everything in one day, but I'd be happy if you could check out the places that interest you little by little 💭💗 Anguk has beautiful scenery wherever you walk, which alone will lift your spirits, but it's also packed with stylish cafes, popular shops, and spaces that mix tradition and modernity, so it's the perfect area to feel the essence of Seoul 🥹🌿 What's more, all the spots are close and easy to access, so it's easy to shop, you can take lots of photos, and it's also great that it's easy to move around 📷👜✨ There's also Gyeongbokgung Palace, a representative tourist spot in Korea, nearby, so it's perfect for your first trip to Korea, as well as family trips, couple trips, girls' trips, and mother-daughter trips! I would wholeheartedly recommend this area to people of all ages and genders 👏🏻🇰🇷💕 If I could only stay in Korea for one day, Anguk would definitely be the No. 1 place I would take people to✨ ㅎㅎ Recently, new popular cafes and shops have been opening one after another, so it's a hot spot that's getting even more popular, so if you're planning on going to Korea in the future, please take a look at this🪄💫 It's an area with a lot of hills, so I recommend wearing comfortable shoes👟✨ I hope this will help you plan your trip to Korea🤍 #Seoul #KoreaTrip #Anguk #AngukCafe#Korea

Bukchon Hanok Village is a well-preserved traditional Korean residential area. With its maze-like alleys and clusters of hanok buildings, it showcases the lifestyle of the Joseon era, attracting numerous visitors eager to explore the essence of Korean traditional culture. The charm of Bukchon lies in its blend of historical ambiance and modern living. Here, you can enjoy panoramic views of the hanok rooftops and the cityscape, making it a perfect spot for memorable photographs. Beyond admiring the architecture, Bukchon offers a variety of cultural experiences, such as hanbok rentals, Korean paper craft workshops, and traditional tea ceremonies. Strolling through the narrow stone-paved streets in hanbok feels like stepping into a scene from ancient times. Bukchon Hanok Village is not only ideal for photography enthusiasts but also a haven for those passionate about culture and history.

You won’t want to miss hanbok experience when visiting Korea especially if you’re a first-timer. Renting a hanbok in Korea is more than just wearing the outfit, it’s about the experience as in you are stepping back in time while having the chance to explore Korea’s iconic sites in this beautiful attire. As a bonus, wearing hanbok grants us free entry to many of Seoul's palaces such as Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung! Important tips ✅ Do not rent hanboks on Monday since several of the palaces are closed on Mondays.

This time, I will introduce overseas travel destinations that you can go to on a budget of 100,000 yen or less 🙌🏻 I have also summarized the budget and saving tips for each country, so please save and check it out 👀 Republic of Korea 💰From 50,000 yen The distance is short and there are many flights, so the airfare is relatively cheap! Local prices were about the same as in Japan ~ Taiwan 💰From 60,000 yen Hotel prices are cheaper than in Japan and the cost performance is good! It's good value for money to eat at food stalls in night markets instead of restaurants ☺️ Cebu Island 💰From 80,000 yen Local prices are cheap and you can spend a good value! There are many low-cost carriers in service, so you can get a cheap flight ✈️ Vietnam 💰From 80,000 yen Vietnam also has low local prices! It's nice that there are many options such as Ho Chi Minh and Da Nang ✨ It's a popular country with many people who visit multiple times! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Thank you for reading to the end ✨ I'm an office worker with weekends off, but I enjoy planning trips on weekends and when I have paid leave. I'd like to know about these places! I'd like to go there! I look forward to your comments! #Traveling Abroad #Travel in Asia #Travel in Vietnam #Tourism in Korea #Trip to Seoul

We are Nicolena, a Japanese-Italian couple who love Asia and cost-effective travel✈︎ Here is a summary of "8 things to do in Seoul" that will make your trip to Seoul 120% enjoyable😉 We are introducing the classics that are especially recommended for first-time visitors to Seoul✨ ①Bukchon Hanok Village 📍37 Gyedon-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul ・Opening hours: 10:00-17:00 (※Tour hours) ・Closed: None ・Nearest station: Anguk station ②Gyeongbokgung Palace 📍161 Sajik-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul ・Opening hours: >January-February, November-December: 9:00-17:00 >March-May, September-October: 9:00-18:00 >June-August: 9:00-18:30 ・Closed: Tuesdays ・Nearest station: Gyeongbokgung Station ③ Namdaemun Market 📍 21 Namdaemun Market 4-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul ・Business hours: Weekdays 8:00-17:00, Saturdays 8:00-14:00 *Business hours vary by store ・Closed: Sundays ・Nearest station: Hoehyeon Station ④ Myeongdong/Dongdaemun Shopping ⑤ N Seoul Tower 📍 Seoul 126 Namsan Park Gil, Yongsan-gu ・Business hours: Weekdays 10:00-22:30, Holidays 10:00-23:00 ・Closed days: None ・Nearest station: Namsan Cable Car/Bus 01A, 01B, etc. ⑥Gwangjang Market 📍88 Changgyeonggung-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul ・Business hours: 10:30-22:00 *Business hours vary by store ・Closed days: None ・Nearest station: Jongno 5-ga station ⑦Cafe hopping in Seongsu-dong The following three are recommended↓ ＞⑦-1: Daelim Warehouse Gallery (대림창고갤러리) 📍78 Seongsu 2-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul Business hours: Everyday 11:00-22:00 Access: Subway Line 2 5 minutes walk from Seongsu Station ＞⑦-2: Cafe Grandpa Factory/Haraboji Factory (카페 할아버지 공장) 📍9, Seongsu 2-ro Ga-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul Opening hours: 11:00-22:00 every day Access: 6 minutes walk from Seongsu Station, Subway Line 2 ＞⑦-3: Cafe Onion Seongsu Branch (어니언 성수점) 📍8, Achasan-ro 9-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul Opening hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-22:00, Sat-Sun-Holidays 10:00-22:00 Access: 3 minutes walk from Seongsu Station, Subway Line 3 ⑧ Beauty Salons and Spas 📍HERA: Chungmuro ​​2-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul 12-14 Business hours: 10:00-20:00 Closed days: None Nearest station: Myeongdong Station #Korea #Korea trip #Korea tourism #Seoul #Seoul trip #Seoul tourism #Asia travel #Overseas travel #Overseas travel trip

| Locals’ secret ways of playing revealed! Attached is a guide to avoiding pitfalls. 🌈 Must-haves before traveling ❶ Visa: Holders of Chinese passports can apply for an electronic visa (multiple entries for 5 years). It is recommended to apply 20 days in advance ❷ Air ticket: round trip 2k+, Korean Air/Jeju Air is recommended, you can take the AREX express from Incheon Airport to the city ❸ Transportation: T-Money cards can be purchased at convenience stores. Subway fares are based on mileage, about 10-15 yuan. Silver Model Taxi is the best choice for taxis. ❹ Communication: Rent an EGG pocket WiFi or buy a KT SIM card (average 10 yuan per day) ❺ Currency: 1 yuan ≈ 190 won, the best exchange rate is in Myeongdong 📸 Internet celebrity check-in map ✨ Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP): futuristic architecture + free exhibitions, shopping in the early morning is more cost-effective ✨ Mugnyang Mountain in Seongsu-dong: A small hiking trail with a mountaintop cafe overlooking the Han River ✨ Yeonnam-dong Common Ground: a container creative park with a handmade market on weekends ✨ Lindadong Book Forest: A real-life Harry Potter library, photo taking requires reservation ✨ Longshan Steam Room: The same steam room as in Korean dramas, eggs + sweet rice dew is a must-try 🍴 Locals' recommended list 🥢 Kang Ho Dong BBQ (Myeongdong branch): Beef belly with beef bone soup is amazing 🥢 Wang Fei's House (Sinsa-dong): Black Pork Set Meal + Seafood Pancake 🥢 Xue Nong Tang (Longshan Branch): A stomach-warming soup that has people queuing up at 2 a.m. 🥢 Gyochon Fried Chicken (Hongdae Branch): Honey Mustard Flavor Ceiling 🥢 Live octopus from Gwangjang Market: freshly cut and mixed, challenge the raw eating experience 🗓 5-day in-depth tour Day 1: First impression of Seoul Café Mula in Itaewon Class → Yongsan sauna → Gangnam Style murals in Hannam-dong → Nightlife in Seongsu-dong Day 2: A journey through time and space Gyeongbokgung Palace (early bird wearing of hanbok) → Bukchon Hanok Village rooftop cafe → Samcheongdong Art Street → Gwanghwamun Korean beef experience → Namsan Seoul Tower (climb to the top before sunset) Day 3: Cultural Immersion Day National Museum of Korea → Ewha Womans University → Sinchon Tteokbokki Alley → Hongdae Free Market → Nightclub Day 4: Exploring a small secret place Yangpyeong Rail Bike → Garden of Morning Calm → Gapyeong Petite France → Nami Island Cycling → Chuncheon Spicy Fried Chicken Day 5: Shopping finale COEX Aquarium → Hyundai Department Store Duty Free Shop → Myeongdong Yangnyeong Market → Dongdaemun DDP Designer Brands → Pick up at Lotte Duty Free Shop at the airport ⚠️ Pitfall avoidance guide ① Don’t take gifts randomly at cosmetics stores in Myeongdong, as some stores only give gifts when you spend a certain amount. ② Check if there is a seat fee before consuming at Itaewon bars ③ Restaurants around Hongdae may charge a 10% service fee ④ Bargaining tips in Dongdaemun: Use a calculator to bargain, which can generally reduce the price by 20% ⑤ Pay attention to the direction when transferring on the subway. Seoul Station is the easiest place to get lost. 🎁 Hidden Benefits Download the Visit Korea Pass app to get discount coupons for Lotte World/Everland Go to COEX Aquarium on Thursday night, adult tickets are half price Enjoy 5% cashback when spending with UnionPay cards at designated merchants 📱 Useful APP KakaoMap (navigation tool), Wanted (performance tickets), Vibe (music scene), JYPnation (celebrity peripherals) 💡 Trivia Seoul Subway Exit 12 is the back door of SM Entertainment, where you can often see idols. Ewha Womans University's sunken plaza has a hidden art exhibition Gyeongbokgung Palace offers free hanbok experience on the last Sunday of every month Are you ready for some kimchi country excitement? It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes, after all, the number of steps per day can easily exceed 20,000! 👟💨

[Travel expenses for 2 nights and 3 days in Korea!] We are Nicolena, a Japanese-Italian couple who love Asia and cost-effective travel✈︎ We're revealing the cost of our 2 nights and 3 days trip to Seoul in 2024😆 Calculated at the exchange rate at the time of posting ★Round-trip airfare: 21,830 yen (per person) Fee for a direct round-trip flight from Fukuoka to Incheon International Airport✈ This is cheap, including 15kg of checked baggage🙌 ★Accommodation: 22,684 yen (2 nights, per person) About 11,000 yen per person per night We stayed at a 4-star hotel in Myeongdong and a 3-star hotel in Gangnam👍 ★Sightseeing expenses: 680 yen (per person) Admission fees for both Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace are about 340 yen each. It's cheap! The changing of the guard ceremony at Gyeongbokgung Palace was so cool✨ ★Food cost 10,800 yen (per person) We enjoyed eating samgyeopsal, cheese dak galbi, food stalls, and markets🍴 Lunch is about 1,000 to 2,000 yen per person, and dinner is about 2,000 to 4,000 yen per person. It depends on whether you drink alcohol🍺 ★Cafe cost 2,400 yen (per person) Korea has a lot of stylish cafes and cafes with delicious sweets! We went to the Hanok Cafe in Bukchon Hanok Village and the renovated cafe in Seongsu-dong☕ ★Transportation cost 4,000 yen (per person) AREX round trip from the airport to the city + subway and bus fares for 3 days Transportation is cheap in Korea! The T-money IC card was very convenient😊 ★Souvenirs: 2,000 yen I don't know if souvenirs are helpful because everyone has different budgets, but this is what we spent👍 I didn't include any shopping for myself. 《Total: 64,394 yen per person》 Prices are about the same as in Japan Transportation costs are cheap, so it's great for travelers who travel a lot😍 You can probably cut down on food costs even more if you want to. I drank a bit too I hope this helps those who are going! ※Calculated by converting a 5-night, 6-day trip into a 2-night, 3-day trip ※Prices and service details were confirmed at the time of posting #Korea #KoreaTrip #Seoul #SeoulTrip #OverseasTrip #AsiaTrip #OverseasTripTrip

#Seoul Itinerary From Gyeongbokgung Palace to Hongdae, from Namsan Tower to Ewha-dong Mural Village Day 1: Tour the Ancient Capital｜Touch the Historical Context of the Joseon Dynasty 1. Gyeongbokgung Palace • Highlights: ◦ The main palace of the Joseon Dynasty, built in 1395, is the most complete Korean wooden structure complex in existence. ◦ Must-do experience: Rent a hanbok (about 10,000 won/day), free admission, and watch the "Changing of the Guard Ceremony" in the early morning (10:00 and 13:00 every day). • Hidden tricks: The “National Palace Museum” in the palace houses treasures of the Joseon royal family and is free to visit. 2. Bukchon Hanok Village • Address: Bukchon-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul • feature: ◦ There are more than 600 traditional Korean houses preserved here, with blue tiles and white walls intertwined with modern cafes. We recommend the "Samcheong-dong Art Street" for taking photos. ◦ Experience the Hanok cafe "BEANSBINS", where you can overlook the mountain-shaped rooftops from the terrace. 3. Michelin-starred restaurants in Samcheong-dong • Recommended restaurants: ◦ “Haerim” Korean royal cuisine (50,000 won per person): Ginseng chicken soup with ginseng wine, exquisitely presented on a 10% discount plate. ◦ “Cafe Layered” French dessert: Strawberry éclair is a must-try. Day 2: Urban Pulse｜Collision of Modernity and Tradition 1. N Seoul Tower • Transportation: Exit 3 of Myeongdong Station and walk 10 minutes to the cable car station. The round-trip ticket price is 16,000 won. • Highlights: ◦ Namsan is 480 meters above sea level. The observation deck at the top of the tower overlooks the Han River and the city skyline, and you can check in at the Love Lock. ◦ Hidden camera spot: The pink sea of ​​flowers in spring at the Shibazakura Park under the tower. 2. Multicultural Experience in Itaewon • Must-see: ◦ “Global Village” neighborhood: Mexican restaurants, Middle Eastern barbecues and Japanese izakayas coexist. ◦ The 63 Building’s magical 360° observation deck (ticket price: 20,000 KRW) offers a spectacular view of the Han River sunset at dusk. 3. Han River Park Nightlife • Recommended activities: ◦ Rent a bicycle (10,000 won/hour) and go to Yeouido Park to see the light show on the Han River Bridge. ◦ Night market snacks: spicy rice cake, seaweed rice rolls, banana milk ("Princess's House" is recommended). Day 3: Art and Fashion | Creative Planet for Young People 1. Ihwa Mural Village • Address: Ewha-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul • feature: ◦ More than 200 street art murals, and filming locations for Korean dramas such as Rooftop Prince. ◦ Hidden route: Go through Yeonnam-dong and discover a graffiti wall and a small art gallery. 2. Hongdae Free Market and Nightclubs • Daytime gameplay: ◦ Free Market (13:00-18:00 every Saturday): handmade accessories, independent designer brands. ◦ “Egg Drop”, an internet-famous ice cream shop: its unique design attracts young people to queue up. • Night out: ◦ Club recommendations: “Octagon” electronic music sanctuary, “Le Chamber” jazz bar. 3. Seoullo 7017 • Highlights: ◦ The abandoned viaduct was transformed into a sky garden, with a 500-meter trail connecting the cafe and the observation deck. ◦ Recommended restaurant "Cafe Layered", with a terrace overlooking the entire Seoul Station. Day 4: Natural healing | Escape from the hustle and bustle of the city 1. Olympic Park • Activity: ◦ Cycle or walk along the green trails and visit the 1988 Olympic Torch Tower. ◦ National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art permanent exhibition (ticket price: 10,000 won), the building was designed by Zaha Hadid. 2. Nami Island • Transportation: 40 minutes by bus from Gapyeong Station. It is recommended to purchase an express ticket (including shuttle bus + ticket). • Seasonal Limited: ◦ Cherry Blossom Tunnel in spring, Ginkgo Avenue in autumn, and Snow Festival in winter (December-February). ◦ Animation IP linkage: Check in at the filming location of "Winter Sonata". Day 5: Shopping and food 1. Myeongdong: Shopping Paradise • Must-buy list: ◦ Beauty: 3CE, CLIO, Amorepacific. ◦ Street food: Grilled lobster with cheese, strawberry daifuku, honey cream churrasco. 2. Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) • Highlights: ◦ Futuristic architecture, light show at night (starts at 20:00). ◦ APM Place Night Market (7pm-1am) to buy hanbok and accessories at wholesale prices. 3. Last meal: authentic experience at Gwangjang Market • Recommended stalls: ◦ “Hong Seok-cheon’s recommendation” live octopus (served with sesame oil dipping sauce). ◦ Myeongdong Dumplings Sliced ​​Noodles: The sauce is rich and perfect with sweet and sour pork. Practical strategy summary transportation: • The subway + walking is the most convenient, and you can buy a T-money card (rechargeable at convenience stores). • Orange/silver taxis are recommended (cheaper), and a 20% surcharge will be added late at night. Accommodation recommendations: • Myeongdong area: Lotte City Hotel (conveniently located, close to the subway). • Gangnam luxury: InterContinental COEX (with aquarium, great for families). Tips for avoiding pitfalls: • Most of the “tour guides” who approach you near Gyeongbokgung Palace are scammers. • If a taxi refuses to take you, call the 1330 tourism hotline to complain. 📸 Top 5 photo-taking spots: 1. Backlit portraits at the Gyeongbokgung Palace incense burner ceremony 2. Nanshan Tower Lock Bridge Sunset Silhouette 3. Ihwa-dong Mural Village Mural "Rooftop Prince" 4. Hongdae Free Market Graffiti 5. DDP Future Architecture Light and Shadow Whether you're exploring history, watching Korean drama scenes, or immersing yourself in trendy culture, Seoul can satisfy your expectations with its diverse charm. Put on your backpack and start this adventure where tradition and modernity interweave! 🇰🇷✨

South Korea, a country that blends tradition and modernity, is definitely worth a spontaneous trip. From the bustling Seoul to the tranquil countryside, every corner exudes a unique charm. Must-see attractions: 1.📍 N Seoul Tower - Located on the peak of Namsan Mountain, it's one of Seoul's most iconic landmarks. Ascend to the top for a panoramic view of Seoul. The night view is especially captivating. 2.📍 Gyeongbokgung Palace - As one of Korea's most representative palaces, Gyeongbokgung Palace boasts elegant and magnificent architecture, making it an excellent place to learn about Korean history and culture. 3.📍 Bukchon Hanok Village - This village preserves a large number of traditional Korean houses. Strolling along the stone-paved roads feels like traveling back in time to ancient Korea. 4.📍 Myeongdong Shopping Street - As one of Seoul's most famous shopping streets, Myeongdong is home to a variety of brand stores, restaurants, and cafes, making it a great place for shopping and enjoying delicious food. 5.📍 Hongdae & Itaewon - These two areas are gathering places for young people, full of fashion and vitality. Whether you're strolling, shopping, or enjoying food, you can experience South Korea's youthful culture. 6.📍 Haeundae Beach, Busan - As one of South Korea's most famous beaches, Haeundae is known for its clear waters and fine sand. Here, you can fully enjoy the sun, sand, and waves. 7.📍 Hallasan Mountain, Jeju Island - One of Jeju Island's iconic attractions. Climbing Hallasan Mountain offers a panoramic view of the entire island. The natural scenery along the way is also a major highlight. 😍Food Recommendations: ·Korean BBQ - Famous for its unique seasoning and cooking methods, Korean BBQ features tender and juicy meat, even more delicious when paired with lettuce and kimchi. ·Fried Chicken - South Korean fried chicken is crispy and comes in a variety of flavors, a perfect choice for late-night snacks and gatherings. ·Naengmyeon (Cold Noodles) - On a hot summer day, a bowl of ice-cold naengmyeon is pure bliss. The noodles are chewy, the broth is refreshing, and it's even more delicious when paired with various vegetables and eggs. Transportation: South Korea has a highly developed transportation network, with subways, buses, and taxis being the main modes of transportation. In major cities like Seoul, the subway is the most convenient and efficient way to travel. In addition, South Korea's car rental services are also well-established, so if you enjoy self-drive tours, give it a try. Accommodation: South Korea offers a wide variety of accommodation options, from luxury hotels to budget hotels and homestays. When choosing accommodation, you can select based on your budget and preferences. In major cities like Seoul, it's recommended to choose hotels near subway stations for more convenient travel. Tips: ·Bargaining is acceptable when shopping in South Korea, especially in small shops and markets. ·It's customary in South Korea to eat and chat simultaneously, so don't rush to leave when dining in restaurants. Take the opportunity to interact with the locals. ·Maintain quietness in public places, avoid loud conversations or boisterous behavior, and respect local cultural customs.

#Seoul Itinerary 🗓️Itinerary: DAY 1: Travel through time and space to experience the historical charm of Seoul 1️⃣ Gyeongbokgung Palace + Hanbok Experience Wear traditional Korean clothes, stroll through Gyeongbokgung Palace, and take a set of "time-travel" photos! There is a changing of guard ceremony at 2pm every day, and the atmosphere is very lively. 📍Nearby recommendations: Bukchon Hanok Village, a 600-year-old traditional building complex with Instagram-style cafes hidden in the alleys, perfect for taking photos. 🍜Lunch: Tusu Village Ginseng Chicken Soup, made with a secret recipe from the palace, warms your heart and stomach! 2️⃣ Samcheong-dong + Insa-dong A paradise for literary youth! Find a unique souvenir at the retro shops in Samcheong-dong and the handicraft market in Insa-dong. DAY 2: Trendy and fashionable, unlocking the fashion genes of Seoul 3️⃣ Myeongdong Shopping + Street Food From Korean cosmetics to trendy brands, Myeongdong is your one-stop shop! Don’t forget to check out the street stalls: spicy fried rice cakes, cheese turkey skewers, honey butter fried chicken, all you can eat for 50 yuan per person. 🛍️Hidden tips: A must-visit at Olive Young drugstore, buy five local facial masks and get one free! 4️⃣ Night view of Namsan Seoul Tower Climb the tower in the evening and watch the sunset dye the city pink and gold. Couples must hang love locks! It is recommended to buy cable car tickets in advance to avoid queuing. **DAY 3: The collision of art and nature 5️⃣ Hongdae Free Tour Visit the art graffiti street and independent design stores during the day, and transform into a nightlife center at night! Street performances and nightclub Octagon, party until the early morning. ☕A must-go for coffee lovers: Itaewon’s internet-famous coffee shop, with Instagram-style decoration that makes you look great in photos! 6️⃣ Ewha Womans University + Han River Cycling The campus of Ewha Womans University is like a fairy-tale castle, with European-style buildings and a sunken library. In the afternoon, we rented bicycles by the Han River, had a picnic and watched the sunset. It was so relaxing. DAY 4: Traditional markets and urban wonders 7️⃣ Eat all kinds of Korean snacks at Gwangjang Market The same check-in spot as Running Man! Raw beef, mung bean pancakes, and seaweed rice rolls, all for only RMB 30 per person to experience the authentic Korean flavor. 8️⃣ Dongdaemun Design Plaza + DDP night view The futuristic LED rose sea feels like you’re in a science fiction movie when the lights are turned on at night! You can find affordable designer items at the APM shopping mall next door. DAY 5: One-day trip to the suburbs, escape from the city 9️⃣ Petite France Village + Nami Island The filming location of "My Love from the Star"! The colorful cottages and Ginkgo Avenue give the autumn atmosphere a magical feel. 🚌Transportation: Subway Beijing-Chun Line + shuttle bus, 1.5 hours direct access. 🍜Food red and black list ✅Must eat: - Korean BBQ: Hongdae’s “grilled just right”, the meat is tender and goes really well with wasabi sauce! - Soy sauce crab: "Mother and Daughter House" in Gwangjang Market, salty and fresh with roe, super satisfying - BHC Fried Chicken: Cheese fried chicken + beer, a perfect midnight snack combination! ❌Lightning protection: Some popular online stores in Myeongdong have low cost-performance ratio, so it is recommended to refer to recommendations from locals! 📌Practical Tips 🚇Transportation: T-money cards are valid for subways and buses, and can be recharged at convenience stores. 💰Currency exchange: Myeongdong has the best exchange rate, so it’s more cost-effective to bring cash. 📱Essential apps: Naver Map (Chinese search), Papago translation. #Seoul Travel #Korea Guide #Niche Play #Food Check-in

Jongtamun Bossam Bukchon is a popular bossam specialty restaurant located in the Anguk area of Seoul. The bossam, made from fresh pork and steamed to perfection, is known for its tender and juicy flavor. Enjoying it with the special lettuce and kimchi enhances its rich taste. The restaurant's calm atmosphere makes it perfect for a leisurely meal with friends or family. Loved by locals, it offers a genuine experience of Korean food culture. Be sure to try the heartwarming and delicious bossam at Jongtamun Bossam Bukchon.

A five-day trip to South Korea, with super practical tips, will take you on a relaxing experience of South Korea's charm. Don't miss out! / South Korea, the Land of the Morning Calm🌅, located in East Asia, has a rich history. From the ancient palace culture🏯 to the modern urban style🏙️, it exudes a unique oriental charm, and is known as one of the Four Asian Tigers. / 🛣️Itinerary: DAY 1: Wolmido Island - Incheon Chinatown On the first day, feel the sea breeze on Wolmido Island and stroll through Incheon Chinatown in the evening to experience exotic customs. DAY 2: DMZ - Imjingak Park - Nami Island - Starfield Library - Gwangjang Market On the second day, we will delve into history and visit the DMZ and Imjingak Park. In the afternoon, we will head to the picturesque Nami Island and then immerse ourselves in the world of books at the Starfield Library. In the evening, the delicacies of Gwangjang Market await us. DAY 3: Gyeongbokgung Palace - Cheong Wa Dae - K-Kick Taekwondo Show - Dongdaemun On the third day, we will visit the historic Gyeongbokgung Palace and Cheong Wa Dae to experience traditional Korean culture. In the evening, we will watch the wonderful K-Kick Taekwondo Show and then go shopping in Dongdaemun. DAY 4: Bukchon Hanok Village - Myeongdong On the fourth day, we will admire the traditional Korean houses in Bukchon Hanok Village and then head to the bustling Myeongdong shopping street for shopping and delicious food. DAY 5: Shinpo International Market On the last day, experience the local atmosphere at Shinpo International Market, pick out some unique souvenirs, and conclude your pleasant trip to South Korea.🎉 / Travel tips: - Compare prices for local products first, as prices vary greatly between duty-free shops and stores in the city💸. - Transportation from the airport to the city is very convenient, with both subways and buses available🚇🚌. - You need a visa to travel to South Korea, so it's important to prepare the necessary documents in advance🇰🇷. - Myeongdong in Seoul is a shopping paradise, but remember to compare prices🛍️. - When tasting local cuisine, try the street food, which is both delicious and affordable🍢🍜. / Enjoy the food, shopping, and culture on your trip to South Korea, and we look forward to your next visit to explore more of South Korea!

#0yentravelFebruary2025 NR CERAMICS is a ceramic brand that has a modern beauty but is unpretentious and can be used daily. It was started by Lee Nuri, a designer who is also active as an artist. The store is filled with beautiful tableware with nuanced curves. The selected cutlery is wonderful! The sukkara with its impressive round pot is cute! I bought it in different sizes. Both the original tableware and the selected cutlery are affordable, but they are full of a special feeling. SONSONOR, an accessory brand that collaborates with a Portuguese jewelry studio, is attractive because it is handmade according to traditional European craftsmanship methods with the concept of wearable sculpture. #nrceramics Instagram @nrceramicsofficial 2F, 99, Gyedong-gil, JONGNO-GU, SEOUL, REPUBLIC OF KOREA

The area in Seoul where you can best experience historical charm is Jongno, and Bukchon Hanok Village, adjacent to Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace, is a must-visit for tourists. Connected to Bugaksan Mountain, the area is said to be a feng shui treasure with higher terrain in the north and lower in the south. Over 600 years ago, this was a 'luxury' settlement for the yangban (Korean aristocrats), and it has now become a popular tourist destination. The stone walls, blue tiles, and grand wooden gates form what is known as the Eight Views of Bukchon. In the past, commoners could only live in thatched houses, while nobles lived in warmer tiled houses equipped with ondol (underfloor heating) to withstand the cold northern winters. The interiors of traditional hanoks are lined with hanji (Korean paper) and have wooden frames to regulate temperature and humidity. The tour takes about two hours, and since there are many slopes, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes. On the day of the visit, there were many noisy tour groups, and volunteers were stationed at several intersections to guide visitors. As this is a residential area, tourists are reminded to keep quiet. 🚗 Transportation: Anguk Station on Subway Line 3; or take Jongno 02 bus and get off at Bukchon Hanok Village Station. 📍 Address: Gyedong-gil, Jongno District, Seoul, South Korea

Hey guys! Here's a super useful guide for a 5-day tour of Korea, from Seoul to Jeju Island. You're welcome! -------- 🎉 Itinerary: Day 1: Incheon Bridge Take a stroll along Incheon Bridge and admire the modern style and magnificent architecture of Korea. Day 2: Blue House > Gyeongbokgung Palace > Bukchon Hanok Village > Graffiti Show (NH Art Hall) > Gwangjang Market Visit the Blue House, the political center of Korea, and explore the ancient Gyeongbokgung Palace. Then, head to Bukchon Hanok Village to experience traditional Korean culture. In the evening, enjoy a graffiti show and experience the collision of art and creativity. Finally, visit the bustling Gwangjang Market. Day 3: Myeong-dong Visit Myeong-dong, a shopping paradise in Seoul, and enjoy shopping and authentic Korean food. Day 4: Free time Enjoy a whole day of free time to explore other charming corners of Seoul or relax. Day 5: Seoul Kimchi Culture Experience Center Make traditional Korean kimchi and learn about the culture and history of kimchi. Experience the charm of Korean cuisine. -------- 🧳 Travel tips: 📞 Get a SIM card so you can stay in touch and avoid getting lost. 🔌 Don't forget to bring an adapter, as the plugs in Korea are different. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, including your passport and visa. 👗 It's a bit cold in Korea in February, so bring a thick coat and scarf. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to keep your devices charged. 💊 Bring some common medicines in case you feel unwell. 💵 Bring cash and credit cards to make shopping and dining easier. -------- That's all for this Korea travel guide. I hope you have a great time in Korea and come back with lots of memories!

💞Recommended reasons: Bukchon Hanok Village allows you to visit traditional Korean houses and experience Korean culture. Wander in the alleys and take beautiful check-in photos. You can also rent hanbok and wear traditional costumes to take photos. history: The history of Bukchon Hanok Village dates back to the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), when it was the residence of royal nobles and officials. At the end of the 20th century, Bukchon Hanok Village was threatened with demolition and reconstruction. In order to protect this historical and cultural heritage, the government began protection and restoration work in the 1990s. There are many cultural experience centers and handicraft workshops in Bukchon Hanok Village where you can learn traditional arts such as pottery, calligraphy, and try on hanbok, and learn more about Korean history and culture. 😋 Food: Sanqingdong Noodles You can taste authentic Korean noodles at famous noodle restaurants, try different flavors of noodles, and pair them with special side dishes. 📍Address: 101-1, Seoul #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025

First time traveling to South Korea? This 6-day itinerary will help you make the most of your trip and ensure you don't miss out on any of the highlights! Save it now! -------------------- South Korea is a dazzling gem in East Asia 🌏 with a rich history. It is home to 🏯 ancient palaces, 🌸 beautiful cherry blossoms, and 🌆 bustling cities. It is often referred to as the "Land of Kimchi," where food and pop culture go hand in hand! -------------------- 🎉 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Seoul. 24-hour private airport transfer service available to help you start your trip to South Korea with ease! Day 2: Visit the Starfield Library and immerse yourself in the magical fusion of books and stars. Day 3: Visit the Busan Museum and experience the weight of history and the charm of culture. Day 4: Haedong Yonggungsa Temple - a journey of blessings, Haeundae Dalmaji-gil Road - a romantic stroll, Haeundae Blueline Park - coastal scenery, Haeundae Beach - fun in the sun, Gwangandaegyo Bridge - beautiful night views, The Bay 101 Yacht Club - a premium experience. Day 5: Shopping paradise in Sinsa-dong, traditional charm in Bukchon Hanok Village. Day 6: Depart from Seoul and head to Incheon or Gimpo International Airport. 24-hour private airport transfer service available to help you end your trip to South Korea on a high note! 🌟 -------------------- Must-visit attractions: 🏖️ Haeundae Blueline Park: Take a seaside train and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the coast for a relaxing travel experience. 🏡 Bukchon Hanok Village: A fusion of traditional and modern styles. Walk along the ancient streets and experience the beauty of history and modernity intertwined. 📚 Starfield Library: Imagine being surrounded by 13-meter-high bookshelves, as if you were in a universe of knowledge. It's a sight to behold. 🏯 Haedong Yonggungsa Temple: Nestled in the mountains and by the sea, the scenery is picturesque. The colorful paintings in the Daeungjeon Hall add a touch of mystery to your trip. 🌊 Haeundae Beach: Fine sand and clear water make this a popular summer destination. Enjoy the fun of the beach. -------------------- **Notes**: - Exchange rate: The currency of South Korea is the Korean won 🇰🇷. The exchange rate with the Chinese yuan fluctuates, so we recommend checking the exchange rate before you travel. - Try the food: From barbecue 🍖 to kimchi, don't forget to try authentic Korean cuisine! - Airport transportation: After arriving, you can take the subway 🚇, bus 🚌, or taxi 🚕 to the city center. It's convenient and fast. - Etiquette: Keep quiet in public 🤫 and respect local customs. - Language: Learn a few basic Korean greetings 🗣️ to help you better integrate into local life! -------------------- 🎉 We hope you have a great time in South Korea and make wonderful memories!

Bukchon Hanok Village is lined with old-fashioned buildings. It's a very popular spot, so if you don't consider the time you go, it will be very crowded. I went early in the morning to take a photo of myself alone like the first one, and it was a great idea! There was hardly anyone there☺️ It was easy to take photos, and I was able to quietly enjoy the atmosphere of this building and this scenery😊 And while the main area was crowded, there was no one in the place where you can see the roofs lined up in the fourth photo✨ Seoul City has selected the points where you can feel the charm of Bukchon Hanok Village as the "Bukchon Eight Views," and this roof point is one of the four Bukchon Four Views. I think one way to enjoy sightseeing in Bukchon Hanok Village is to find out where the eight views are and go around them😊 #overseastraveltrip #Seoul #Seoultrip #Seoultrip #Koreatourism #BukchonHanokVillage #북촌한옥마을 #breathtakingsightspot #Koreasolotrip #Koreagirlstrip

This is for those of you who are traveling to South Korea with your children. With this 4-day family travel guide in hand, you can explore all of South Korea with ease! Explore the Seaweed Museum, wear a hanbok and wander around Gyeongbokgung Palace, and end your day with a wonderful hot spring experience. Come along, and let the good times begin! -- 🎈🌍Itinerary: DAY 1: Gyeongbokgung Palace - National Folk Museum of Korea - Cheong Wa Dae - Bukchon Hanok Village - Cheonggyecheon - Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) On this day, we will immerse ourselves in the historical and cultural atmosphere, from the magnificent palaces to the lively folk culture, and finally to the visually pleasing design places at night. DAY 2: Imjingak - Tongin Market Now we will feel the historical atmosphere at Imjingak, and then experience the street life at Tongin Market. DAY 3: Ikseon-dong Hanok Village On the third day, we will explore the ancient buildings that have stood for thousands of years in Ikseon-dong Hanok Village. They are like the marks of time, quietly telling stories of the past. DAY 4: Wolmido - Ihwa Mural Village - Suwon Station Chinatown On the last day, we will travel through the intertwining of nature and art, and enjoy the fun of food on the bustling streets at night. -- Attraction recommendations: 🍀Bukchon Hanok Village🍀 ✨✨✨✨ 📍Address: 37, Gyedong-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul ⏰Opening hours: All day ⏳Duration: 2-3 hours Bukchon not only has museums and traditional workshops, but children can also experience traditional Korean crafts such as knotting and folk painting! 🌈Ikseon-dong Hanok Village🌈 ✨✨✨ 📍Address: Ikseon-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul ⏰Opening hours: Mon-Tue, Thu-Sun 10:00-21:00; Wed 11:30-21:00 ⏳Duration: 3-4 hours In Ikseon-dong Hanok Village, traditional Korean architecture and art spaces blend history and art perfectly, making it a great place for family trips. 🎡Wolmido🎡 ✨✨✨ 📍Address: 36, Wolmimunhwa-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon ⏰Opening hours: All day ⏳Duration: 3 hours Wolmido is famous for its small amusement park with Apollo Disco and pirate ships, making it a great place for family trips. 🎨Ihwa Mural Village🎨 ✨✨✨ 📍Address: Ihwa-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul ⏰Opening hours: All day ⏳Duration: 2-3 hours We recommend the Ihwa Mural Village tour, where you can explore creative works such as Q-version Avengers murals and 3D murals! -- 📱Travel essentials: Communication devices Of course, the most important things are your phone and camera. We need to show off our photos of our trip to South Korea on social media, right? Don't forget to bring a plug adapter and a power bank. Different countries have different plug specifications, and we don't want to find out that our phone is out of power when we need it the most. 📑Travel essentials: Documents The documents you need are your passport and a South Korean visa. You don't want to find out that you forgot your visa when you reach the border. Of course, you also need your flight information, hotel information, and itinerary. 👗Travel essentials: Clothing The weather in South Korea in December is very cold, so prepare a down jacket, hat, gloves, and scarf. Dress warmly when you go out to take beautiful photos and have a good mood. 💄Travel essentials: Personal daily necessities Don't forget your toiletries. Although many hotels provide them, it's always better to use your own. In addition, don't forget to bring tissues, wet wipes, sunscreen, sun hats, and mosquito repellent. 💊Travel essentials: Common medicines Oh, and don't forget to bring some common medicines, such as stomach medicine if you are not used to Korean food, motion sickness medicine if you get carsick, painkillers, band-aids, and other small items. These may be small, but they can be very useful in critical moments. -- That's all for my trip to South Korea~ Let me know what you think, and I look forward to the next wonderful journey! 😉🙌

#familytravel Korea is always one of the famous tourist destination in Asia and I would highly recommend some must-visit spot as per below: 1) Namsan Tower - Operating hour: 10.30 am to 10.30 pm - Entrance fee: KWR 16000 - Recommended visit duration: 4 hours - Highlight: The park surrounded the N tower is phenomenal especially during autumn. Recommend to hike up to the tower instead of taking cable if you have more time! 2) Gyeongbokgung Palace - Operating hour: 9 am to 6 pm - Entrance fee: KWR 3000 (it will be free if you wear Hanbok) - Recommended visit duration: 2 hours - Highlight: Significant symbol of Korea's rich history, particularly the Joseon Dynasty. 3) Nami Island - Operating hour: 8 am to 9 pm (recommend to visit earlier to avoid long queue for the ferry) - Entrance fee: KRW 16000 - Recommended visit duration: at least half a day or more - Highlight: Island with beautiful and stunning natural landscapes. 4) Everland - Operating hour: 10 am to 10 pm - Entrance fee: KRW 62000 (do check the ticket price in Trip.com for better deal) - Recommended visit duration: whole day - Highlight: Korea largest theme park. 5) Ewha University - Operating hour: 9 am to 5 pm - Entrance fee: Free - Recommended visit duration: 1 hour - Highlight: Most beautiful university in Seoul and it surrounded with the shopping streets. (May spend another 2 hours or more if you would like to shop around) 6) Buchon Hanok Village - Operating hour: All day - Entrance fee: Free - Recommended visit duration: 1 hour - Highlight: A home to over 900 traditional Korean houses (hanoks) dated back to Joseon Dynasty. (This is still a residences for local people so the tourists will require to keep quiet during the visit)

Hey guys, planning a 5-day trip to Seoul? This guide has everything you need to know! Check out this super useful guide to make the most of your time in Seoul. Save it now! -- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: 🛫 Fly to Seoul Day 2: Gyeongbokgung Palace - Cheong Wa Dae - Bukchon Hanok Village - Cheonggyecheon - Insadong Explore the historical charm of the ancient capital and immerse yourself in the traditional architecture and natural scenery. Day 3: Nami Island - Myeongdong Experience the perfect blend of nature and city life. Enjoy the tranquility of the island, then indulge in the bustling shopping scene. Day 4: Gwangjang Market - Dongdaemun Savor authentic Seoul street food, then browse the wide variety of goods and experience the local atmosphere. Day 5: 🛬 Leave Seoul with unforgettable memories This Seoul trip has it all: history, nature, city life, and food! 🌟 -- Travel essentials: 🧳 Here's what you need to bring for your trip to Seoul! 📞 Bring a SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as the voltage in Korea is different. 🪪 Prepare your passport and visa for smooth entry and exit. 👔 Seoul can be cold in December, so pack a thick coat and thermal underwear. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to keep your phone charged! -- That's it for the Seoul trip! We hope this guide helps you create wonderful memories in Seoul! 🌸 Don't forget to share your travel stories!

#ShoppingInKorea2024 Use this as a reference for choosing a store that won't disappoint you🫶 For more information on Korea, click here╭☞ @8mauam ⁡ *⋆✈-—————*⋆✈-—————*⋆✈ ⁡ 📍Anguk, Seoul A long-established rice cake shop founded in 1949 ⁡ Have you ever tried traditional Korean rice cakes? I like them and often buy them for myself ⁡ I saw that they have been awarded the Blue Ribbon (Korean version of Michelin) consecutively since 2012 ⁡ Let's have them as a snack at the hotel! I thought so, and after a lot of deliberation, I bought three out of the 10 varieties✨️ ⁡ ・Yomogi Daifuku, sprinkled with kinako and bean paste ・Sesame oil-scented Matsumochi, with sesame paste ・Thick mochi, with white soybeans, walnuts, chestnuts, pine nuts, yuzu, jujube, and honey ⁡ All of them have a strong elasticity and a natural and elegant sweetness, made without preservatives and using only Korean ingredients😌✨️ ⁡ This shop has been protecting its history and traditions for over 30 years, and was selected by the city of Seoul as an "Oregage" with the hope that it will continue to be a long-established shop ⁡ Popular areas It's also close to Anguk Station, so I'd like to try other flavors♪ If you're visiting popular tourist spots in Korea, such as Gyeongbokgung Palace or Bukchon Hanok Village, be sure to check it out🫶 ⁡ ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝Store Information＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝ ⁡ 【📛Store Name】 Biwon Tteokji/Biwon Tteokji ⁡ 【🏠Address】 163 Gahoe-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul 5 minutes walk from Exit 2 of Anguk Station ⁡ 【⏰Business Hours】 10:00-17:00 ⁡ 【📅Closed】Sunday ⁡ 【💸Payment Method】 Unclear whether cards or cash can be used ⁡ ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝Notes＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝ The details of the store are based on information on the internet. Please note that the contents may change. Thank you for reading to the end! If you found this post helpful, please leave a like or comment. #Korean traditional rice cakes #Korean rice cakes #Anguk #Bukchon Hanok Village #Gyeongbokgung Palace #Korean purchases #Korean souvenirs #Korean souvenirs #Trip to Korea #Trip to Seoul

For our senior friends! We've selected a 4-day itinerary for Seoul, including classic attractions, free time, and authentic food, so you can enjoy a worry-free trip! -------------------- 🛣️Itinerary: Day 1: Myeong-dong - N Seoul Tower - Dongdaemun History & Culture Park First time in Seoul? Visit Myeong-dong to experience the bustling city, climb to the top of N Seoul Tower to enjoy the city views, and explore the history and culture of Dongdaemun at night. Day 2: Deoksugung Palace - Cheong Wa Dae - Bukchon Hanok Village - Namsan Park - Myeong-dong - Shinsegae Duty Free Travel through time, from the history of Deoksugung Palace to the political atmosphere of Cheong Wa Dae, and the traditional charm of Bukchon Hanok Village. In the afternoon, head to Namsan Park to enjoy panoramic views of Seoul, visit Myeong-dong again in the evening, and enjoy shopping at the duty-free shop. Day 3: Cheongdam-dong - Itaewon - Nami Island - Petite France Experience the diverse culture of Seoul, from the luxury shopping street of Cheongdam-dong, the exotic atmosphere of Itaewon, to the tranquility of Nami Island and the romance of Petite France. A day full of fun. Day 4: Hongik University Visit Hongik University to experience the youthful and artistic atmosphere, and don't miss the nearby shops and food! -------------------- Must-visit attractions: 🌳 Namsan Park: There are many routes to choose from, and you can easily reach the top by cable car or bus. Enjoy a panoramic view of Seoul from the top of the tower, take a walk, and take photos to enjoy a relaxing time. 🛍️ Myeong-dong: A bustling area of Seoul, perfect for shopping and sightseeing. Visit the church during the day and watch Nanta at night. Seniors can also enjoy a relaxing time. 🏠 Bukchon Hanok Village: Visit the Eight Views of Bukchon, experience a stay in a hanok, visit traditional workshops, and learn more about Korean culture. Perfect for seniors to enjoy the historical charm. -------------------- **Notes**: - Seoul is cold in December, so remember to bring warm clothes! 🧣 - Seoul has a wide variety of food, from kimchi to barbecue, so don't forget to try the local specialties! 🍲 - The exchange rate for Korean won to Chinese yuan is about 195:1, so it's more convenient to exchange cash in advance. 💰 - Specialties such as cosmetics and clothing are affordable, so it's a good time to shop! 🛍️ -------------------- Seoul is a city of fashion and tradition, food and shopping, so don't hesitate to take this guide and enjoy your wonderful trip!

\6 Recommended Spots for Traveling to Korea/ ⁡ 1. Gyeongbokgung Palace 2. Myeongdong 3. Bukchon Hanok Village 4. Ikseondong Hanok Village 5. Gwangjang Market 6. Seongsu Everywhere was so much fun! 🤍 You can do all kinds of shopping in Myeongdong, so if it's your first time in Korea, I recommend booking a hotel in Myeongdong! It's great to be able to play until late without having to worry about the time to get back to the hotel🥰 Gwangjang Market has a variety of food stalls and restaurants, so it's highly recommended if you want to eat Korean food! I've introduced it in another post, but I recommend Buchon Yukhoe✨ Please take a look◎ #overseastraveltrip

Bukchon Hanok Village (Korean: 북촌한옥마을) is a residential neighborhood in Jongno District, Seoul, South Korea. It has many restored traditional Korean houses, called hanok. This has made it a popular tourist destination, which has caused some friction with the residents who live there.

Bukchon Hanok Village is a must-visit spot in Seoul!!☺️ It's a popular destination for foreigners visiting Seoul. You can enjoy the coexistence of past and present as you see traditional houses with Namsan Tower and skyscrapers in the background. However, please note that it is a residential area, so you should speak quietly and be aware of the operating hours! 📍Bukchon Hanok Village

Hey guys, here's a complete 5-day Seoul itinerary! Explore the capital of South Korea and don't miss any of the popular attractions! -------------------- 📅Itinerary: Day 1: Incheon International Airport Lawn Square - Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village - Incheon Chinatown After arriving at Incheon International Airport, relax at Lawn Square, then head to Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village to experience the fairy tale atmosphere, and finally explore the exotic charm of Incheon Chinatown. Day 2: Metasequoia Road - Gangchon Rail Park - Petite France - Pinocchio and Da Vinci Italian Village Stroll along Metasequoia Road to enjoy the natural beauty, visit Gangchon Rail Park to relive history, then head to Petite France and Pinocchio and Da Vinci Italian Village to experience the charm of foreign cultures. Day 3: Cheong Wa Dae - Gyeongbokgung Palace - Bukchon Hanok Village - K-Kick Taekwondo Show - Gwangjang Market Visit Cheong Wa Dae and Gyeongbokgung Palace to experience the historical heritage of Korea, visit Bukchon Hanok Village to experience traditional Korean culture, watch the K-Kick Taekwondo Show in the evening, and finally go to Gwangjang Market to taste authentic Korean food. Day 4: Myeong-dong Spend the whole day in the shopping paradise of Myeong-dong, shopping, tasting food, and enjoying the nightlife. Day 5: Incheon International Airport Lawn Square Finally, return to Incheon International Airport, visit Lawn Square again, and end your pleasant trip to Korea. -------------------- Attraction Recommendations: ✨Myeong-dong: A famous street in Seoul for food, shopping, and entertainment! 🏠Bukchon Hanok Village: A perfect blend of tradition and modernity, experience the historical charm of Korea. 🛍️Gwangjang Market: A great place to experience Korean culture and enjoy shopping and food. 🎠Petite France: Feel like you're in a French fairy tale world, relive your childhood, and enjoy European culture. -------------------- Travel Essentials: 🧳Going to Seoul? Don't forget to bring these things! 📞 Prepare a SIM card so you can stay in touch. 🔌 Plug adapter so you don't have to worry about charging. 🪪 Bring your documents, don't forget your visa and passport. 👗 Seoul is a bit cold in November, so bring a thick coat and sweater. 🔋 Don't forget your charger, you'll need it for your phone and camera. 💊 Bring some medicine just in case. -------------------- 🌟Don't forget to follow me for more Seoul travel tips!🌟

#Seoul Attractions 🏡 Bukchon Hanok Village is located in Jongno District, Seoul, South Korea. It is close to Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace and Jongmyo Shrine. It is a well-preserved traditional Hanok settlement that allows visitors to deeply experience Korean history and culture. ✨ 💞Recommended reasons: 🌿 Ancient Korean architecture Bukchon is home to hundreds of beautiful old houses built mainly of wood and tiles, showcasing the architectural style of the ancient Joseon Dynasty. The Hanok houses here are not only beautiful, but also retain many traditional lifestyles, making visitors feel as if they have traveled back to ancient times. 🌟✨ Wander around Bukchon Hanok Village, explore every corner, find filming spots for Korean dramas, and admire ancient Hanok houses and beautiful scenery. The streets here are narrow and winding, exuding a strong historical atmosphere and are ideal places to take photos. 📸🔥 Every hanok in Bukchon is a great background for taking photos. Whether it is the quaint doors and windows or the surrounding natural scenery, it can add beautiful memories to your journey. 👍 #check-in #OctoberDestinations2024 #100TravelWays #SeoulTravel

Bukchon hanok Village is in iconic historical site in Seoul. It is basically a district made of traditional Korean houses. The place is pretty big, and you can easily stroll for a few solid hours there. Area is spotted with restaurants and traditional tea houses to rest after a long long stroll. Just remember that this is residential area and people live there, so please be respectful and quiet. This area may get extremely crowded, so it's better to Get there in the morning. And this is one of the most famous spots to take pictures in traditional handbook dress in Seoul. #travelgram #100waysoftravel #southkorea #seoul