Top Seoul Art & Culture - page 28

Premium Store is the largest in the area (with 1st basement floor to 2nd floor). We have approximately 1,000 sets of Hanbok, available in a wide range of sizes (XS~XXL). Children's Hanbok is also available for rental starting from age 1. 4New designs are introduced every season, so there are many new products available. We offer various services, including rentals of Hanbok accessories and matching hair styling.

This is a product for photo shoots at Hanboknam. You can choose your desired branch - Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung, and Bukchon Hanok Village. Have the perfect Hanbok experience with our package. We offer a wide range of Hanbok designs, from basic to premium, with sizes ranging from S to XXL. We also sells traditional Korean souvenirs.

1. The million-seller novel "The Second Chance Convenience Store" has been brought to life as a musical drama! 2. A proven original novel, published in response to passionate reader demand. 3. Songs and stage design that beautifully capture the original’s emotion, brought to life by powerful performances from the cast. * Voucher will be sent via Viator Message. Please check for it. A story that focuses on the hidden sides of our lives and the world. Experience Kim Ho-yeon's million-seller novel 'The Second Chance Convenience Store' as a live performance. A human drama that resonates with all generations, perhaps a story of the neighbors we've all encountered at least once in our lives! [Schedule Notice] 3/1(Sunday) 13:30, 17:30 3/7(Saturday) 13:30, 17:30 3/14(Saturday) 13:30, 17:30 3/21(Saturday) 13:30, 17:30 3/28(Saturday) 13:30, 17:30 4/1(Wednesday), 4/2(Thursday) Not Operating

Point 1. Want to truly taste Korea? Start with traditional liquor. Traditional Korean liquor(sool) is the drink Gen Z Koreans are falling for. Each bottle tells a regional story - and we pair every pour with a dish that makes the flavour pop. Point 2. A Time Travel into the Heart of Joseon From kings to commoners, Joseon's strict class system shaped what people ate and drank. With your Teller(story-teller guide), you'll sip, taste, and learn how each drink fits into Korea's past. Point 3. Don't just watch - step into Joseon yourself. Your mini-games let you "rise through the ranks," earing real Joseon accessories at each stage. Hit the top tier and claim a King-level gift.

- Be a K-pop Idol! Profile photoshoot & makeover made by professionals - We offer 1:1 personalized retouching, and same-day photo printing services. - You can choose your preferred concept for the photoshoot. - Hair and makeup are styled to match the mood and concept, creating a look perfectly suited for studio photography. - Take ID Photos that comply with the regulations and specifications of each country. - Cherish your memories with a single special profile photo.

Muhwawon reinterprets Korea’s native scents through a modern lens, offering a perfume-making experience infused with the essence of Korean nature from hanji and traditional herbs to temple incense and more. - Perfect 5.0-star rating across all major reservation platforms, including Google, Naver, and Kakao (over 1,000 reviews) - Conveniently located near Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung Palaces, and close to Bukchon Hanok Village, Seosulla-gil, Ikseon-dong, and Insadong—making it easy to add to any travel itinerary. - Highly praised for its luxurious interior atmosphere, as well as its premium packaging and perfume bottle design, resulting in exceptional customer satisfaction. - A spacious venue suitable for group classes, accommodating up to 14 participants. - Uses only carefully selected, high-quality ingredients that are gentle even when smelled over long periods, with access to a diverse palette of 48 different fragrance materials.

1. The studio is equipped with an English and Chinese information board, so it's easy to use. 2. It's a self-picture product in front of the lighting and a camera set by experts. 3. With just one press of the self-remote control, anyone can become a photographer! 4. Real-time view of your photos with a monitor 5. You can use a variety of clothes for free, including dresses, suits, and school uniforms. 6. You can photo-shop yourself, and choose the desired effect!

Not a bar crawl—this is a cultural drinking game tour. You’ll learn the real rules locals use at the table—quick, funny games plus the etiquette behind them: two-handed pours, who pours when, how to toast, and how to show respect with elders. Your guide leads you into real neighborhood pubs and pairs drinks with market snacks for an only-in-Seoul feel. Non-drinkers are fully included with easy swaps; the point is laughter and connection, not overdrinking. Clear subway directions, small groups, and transparent inclusions keep the night smooth—with zero gimmicks or staged sets. You leave with the confidence to navigate any Korean night: phrases, gestures, and smart pairings you can reuse the rest of your trip. Great for friends, couples, and team outings; private and corporate versions keep the same authentic format with flexible pacing.

Experience a traditional Korean New Year morning like a local. We visit a peaceful park before dawn to experience the winter morning atmosphere and enjoy views of the sunrise when weather conditions allow. This experience introduces a lesser-known Korean New Year custom, offering a calm and meaningful way to start the day, just as locals do. After the walk, guests may enjoy tteokguk (rice cake soup) — a symbolic Korean New Year dish traditionally eaten to mark becoming one year older.

Designated as a UNESCO site in 2020, the Hantan River area has been recognized for its diverse geological environment and ecosystem. In winter, when the river freezes, you can walk on the river. Soyisan is a modest mountain. However, since Cheorwon is mostly broad plains, once you take the monorail to the top, you can view the DMZ with crisp air. The area recreates Cheorwon’s cityscape from the 1930s, making It feels like taking a time machine to travel back in time. North Korea's Labor Headquarters, also known as Nodongdangsa, was built by North Korea in 1946, a year after the end of Japanese colonization. During the Korean War, all the buildings in the area were destroyed except for this one. It is now a registered cultural heritage site. **A minimum of 4 participants is required for the tour to proceed. If the minimum number is not met, the tour may be canceled or rescheduled, and we may contact you to make alternative arrangements.

This experience is a casual cultural walk and lifestyle exchange in Seoul, focused on conversation and shared exploration rather than a guided tour. We will meet near Gyeongbokgung Palace and walk together around the surrounding area, talking about daily life in Korea, local perspectives, and cultural topics that travelers are curious about. This is not a guided tour and does not include official historical explanations. Instead, it offers a relaxed opportunity to connect with a local resident, ask questions freely, and experience Seoul at a comfortable pace. This experience is ideal for solo travelers or small groups who prefer a friendly, safe, and informal cultural exchange rather than a structured tour. Why Join This Experience? - Friendly local host (not a tour guide) - Comfortable for solo travelers - Focus on conversation and cultural exchange - Safe and relaxed walking experience

No compulsory Shopping place in the itinerary Designed tour for the clients' oriented to make the tour itself smooth and more enjoyable! Expert DMZ tour guides will be with you during the tour, sharing insider knowledge about the region's complexities. Journey to key sites like the 3rd Tunnel of Aggression and the Dora Observatory for stunning views of North Korea. After your DMZ experience, the North Korea Museum for a fun photo opportunity. Suspension Bridge at Mt.Gamkasan optional, it's upto you! No problem! Take pictures with Kim , North Korea Soldiers or pics like you are traveling North Korea and JSA! Don't forget to try BB airportguns! It's included for the tour! 1 Magazine is free of charge , exclusively for this tour program! provides flexibility for post-tour sightseeing in Seoul. -Enjoy Hotel pickup in the morning! -Visit crucial sites including the 3rd Tunnel and Dora Observatory -Exclusive Museum and Shooting Range -Dropoff - Hongdae, myeongdong, Gwangjang Market