Seoul

Gyeongbokgung Palace is the first palace built during the founding period of the Joseon Dynasty. Tourists can visit Gyeongbokgung Palace for free if they wear Hanbok. At 10 o'clock and 14 o'clock, there will be a changing of the guard ceremony at the main gate of the palace, which should not be missed. Not far from Gyeongbokgung Palace is Bukchon Hanok Village, the largest Hanok group in the city. Nowadays, many Hanoks have been transformed into guest houses, tea houses, and boutiques. Walking through the streets and alleys, there are more surprises. How can you not shop in Seoul, known as the 'Fashion Capital'? Hongdae is a gathering place for university students in Seoul. There are trendy brand stores, cultural and creative stores, and coffee shops at every step, and you can spend a day here. The Apgujeong/Rodeo area is more about luxury brands and boutique boutiques. You can also make an appointment with a makeup room in advance to unlock the same makeup experience as Korean stars. Namsan Seoul Tower is a good place to enjoy the night view. Popular Korean dramas such as 'You Who Came From the Stars' have been filmed here. Naksan Park has become more popular among young people in Seoul in recent years. Here you can not only appreciate the remains of the Hanyangdoseong, but also overlook the twinkling Namsan Seoul Tower.