A traditional Chinese medicine museum in Daegu? It was so much fun!

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I want to know what I'm saying
I'm here~☺️ I'm here
It's a good idea I like it~🤓

I went to Yakjeong Street, a shopping mall in Jung-gu, Daegu~🙌🏼🤩

I was originally interested in traditional Chinese medicine, so I was very excited before I went, and it was actually so much fun🥳

The whole town was filled with the smell of traditional Chinese medicine, which I personally thought was great, and the smell was even stronger the moment I entered the facility👃🏼

It's a 3-story building with a garden on the roof🪴
I'll be touring from the 3rd floor to the 2nd floor🤓

And here it is! There is even an experience corner on the second floor where you can try a herbal foot bath and even make your own herbal soap~~~🌿🥰 The best (reservations required, foot bath: ₩5,000/soap: ₩3,000)

For the foot bath, you can soak your feet in 40℃ water for 20 minutes, which contains herbal medicines such as angelica, mugwort, peppermint, and rehmannia glutinosa🛁🦶🏼

Gradually I felt warm and relaxed and my legs felt so light✨🪽

There was an actual display of herbal medicine, and I could smell it, so I was really excited to see what I had seen in textbooks and books🙌🏼🥺

I really enjoyed it, so I recommend it😚

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▼Daegu Yangnyeongsi Herbal Medicine Museum
📍대구 49, 415-gil, Daegu-do, Central Korea
⏰am9-pm6 Closed on Mondays
💰Admission: Free Experience: Separate + Reservation Required
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