Gyeongbokgung is the main royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty. Here, you can see the king’s throne hall, traditional royal buildings, and beautiful pavilions surrounded by nature. You can also watch the Royal Guard Changing Ceremony and learn about Korean history and culture. If you wear a Hanbok, you can fully experience the atmosphere of the royal era.

Bukchon Hanok Village is a traditional Korean village where you can see hundreds of well-preserved hanok houses. It shows how people lived during the Joseon Dynasty, but it is still a real residential area today. Here, you can walk through narrow alleys, enjoy cultural experiences, and take photos with a unique mix of history and modern life.

Jogyesa Temple is the center of Korean Buddhism and a peaceful place in the middle of the city. Here, you can see a large Buddha statue, traditional temple architecture, and colorful lanterns, especially during the Lotus Lantern Festival. Visitors can experience Korean Buddhist culture and enjoy a calm, spiritual atmosphere.

Insadong is a cultural street where you can experience traditional Korean art and crafts. Here, you can find galleries, antique shops, tea houses, and local street food. It is a great place to buy souvenirs and enjoy the blend of Korea’s history and modern culture.

Myeongdong is one of the most popular shopping districts in Seoul. Here, you can find global fashion brands, Korean cosmetics, and a wide variety of street food. It is a lively area where you can enjoy shopping, food, and the vibrant city atmosphere.

N Seoul Tower is a famous landmark located on Namsan Mountain. From the observation deck, you can enjoy panoramic views of Seoul, especially beautiful at night. It is also known for the ‘love locks’ area, where couples leave locks as a symbol of their love.