Cultural Bliss✨

Korea autumn vibes hit different, trust me! 🍂 Let’s get this culture trip started right—save this itinerary for the ultimate Seoul experience!

How to get around:
The Seoul subway is your best friend! Fast, super efficient, and easy for newbies. Pro tip: Grab a T-money card so you can hop on/off with zero hassle.

Must-see attractions:
First up, you HAVE to check out Ikseon-dong Hanok Village (Ikseon-dong, Jongno District, Seoul). This place is straight-up dreamy with its mix of ancient hanok houses, quirky cafés, and Insta-worthy shops. Opening hours:
Monday-Tuesday, Thursday-Sunday 10:00-21:00
Wednesday 11:30-21:00
You’re going to want to stroll outdoors and snap a million pics—soak up the vibes, especially when the autumn leaves pop off!

Feeling that K-drama royalty energy? Book a hanbok experience at oneday hanbok (137 Sajik-ro, Jongno District, Seoul, open 09:00-19:00). Walking down the cobblestone streets dressed in hanbok = next-level main character moment! 📸

Hotel guide:
Stay at Moxy Seoul Insadong (37 Donhwamun-ro 11-gil) for a location that’s sooo good!
Location: You’re smack in the middle of all the trendy places—Insadong, Myeongdong, Ikseon-dong, even the night markets.
Rooms: Super clean, with daily housekeeping and modern vibes.
Facilities: There’s a laundry room, mini gym, and all the essentials.
Accessibility: Perfect for walking everywhere, especially if you’re all about restaurant hopping and shopping sprees.
Service: Staff are friendly and helpful; it’s a chill place. Welcome drinks are a cute touch and you can stash your luggage for free!
Value: Minimalistic rooms, but they nail the basics and you get solid value for your cash.
Heads up—guests wish the front desk spoke better English, and housekeeping could be tighter for longer stays, but overall it’s a winner!

Food guide:
Ikseon-dong Hanok Village is packed with cafés and bakeries—don’t miss out on the fresh bread and sweet treats. There’s always something new to try indoors or sunny terrace vibes if the weather’s poppin’.
Pojangmacha Street and Insadong are right there too for legit Korean street eats. From tteokbokki to hotteok—your tastebuds will thank you!

Shopping guide:
If you wanna dress up with hanbok but keep it wallet-friendly, check hanbok rentals near Ikseon-dong and Jongno. Most offer cheap deals, especially for short sessions, so you can get those iconic pics without splurging. 🤑

Ready to chase those cultural chills and good eats all autumn long? Seoul’s calling—don’t ghost it!