Hanbok Moments✨

Seoul is buzzing with culture, history, and style — here’s how to spin a perfect day packed with palaces, museums, hanbok fun, and local eats 🌞✨

Top Spots to Visit:
1. National Palace Museum of Korea (12 Hyoja-ro, Jongno District)
Start your morning exploring royal relics and sublime Chinese-inspired architecture. Go early to beat the crowds — bonus: it's gorgeous in the sunlight! Open 10:00–18:00 (except Wed/Sat: until 21:00).

2. oneday hanbok (137 Sajik-ro, Jongno District)
Rent a hanbok and level up your Seoul experience: it’s not just for the ‘gram, but also for a bit of cultural protest in the heart of a city with half a million people — talk about making statements with style! Open 09:00–19:00.

3. Seochon Gaedanjip
Grab lunch at this local spot tucked in the historic alleys — perfect for refueling between sights and enjoying traditional flavors.

4. National Museum of Korean Contemporary History (198 Sejong-daero, Jongno District)
Dive into Seoul’s modern transformation. The exhibits are interactive, ideal for indoor escapes and architecture fans. Open 10:00–18:00 (Wed/Sat: until 21:00).

Stay:
Seoul Hanok Stay Jnpstay
Address: 7-28 Jahamun-ro 1na-gil, Jongno
A hanok stay gives you close-up architecture vibes plus ultra-local flavor — wake up in history!

Getting Around:
Seoul’s metro is super efficient — grab a T-money card and download the Trip.com app for easy subway mapping. Most spots are walkable between Jongno highlights.

Food tip:
Try the seasonal set menu at Seochon Gaedanjip, and keep a water bottle handy for long museum strolls.

Destination tips:
Most museums are cashless, so bring your card. Hanbok rental can get busy — prebook if possible.

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