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Hahoe Folk Village
Andong A traditional Korean village where centuries-old hanok houses and thatched-roof cottages still stand. Experience an authentic living village and the everyday culture of old Korea.
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Sueojangdae
Gyeonggi-Gwangju The former command post of Namhansanseong and the fortress’s finest viewpoint.
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Gwangjang Market
Seoul Seoul’s largest traditional market — taste iconic Korean street foods.
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Aegibong Observatory
Gimpo Aegibong Observatory is a controlled-access viewpoint in Gimpo with river views toward North Korea, exhibition spaces, and a unique Starbucks inside the park.
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Jangneung Royal Tomb
Yeongwol One of the 40 Joseon Royal Tombs designated as UNESCO World Heritage in 2009. The burial site of the tragic King Danjong, where the emotional climax of the film…
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Cheongnyeongpo
Yeongwol The key filming location of “The King and I”. An “island on land” where King Danjong was exiled, reached by traditional ferry boat. Visit Danjong-eoso, Gwaneumsong Pine, and Manghyangtap…
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Korean Folk Village
Suwon A vast recreated space featuring Joseon-era hanok houses and daily cultural traditions, where you can easily understand Korean heritage through folk performances and hands-on experiences as you walk through…
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Suwon Hwaseong Fortress
Suwon Suwon Hwaseong Fortress is a UNESCO walled city near Seoul, known for its long ramparts, gates, views, and rewarding walking routes.
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Guinsa Temple
Danyang Guinsa Temple is a major mountain temple in Danyang, known for its large-scale buildings, steep valley setting, and strong Buddhist atmosphere.
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Insadong
Seoul Insadong is one of Seoul’s best-known traditional streets, filled with galleries, tea houses, traditional shops, and small alleys worth exploring.
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Gyeongbokgung Palace
Seoul Gyeongbokgung Palace is the most iconic royal palace in Seoul and the first palace of the Joseon Dynasty. This guide covers what makes it special, how to explore it,…
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Bukchon Hanok Village
Seoul Bukchon Hanok Village is one of Seoul’s most iconic traditional neighborhoods, known for its hanok houses, quiet alleys, and historic setting between royal palaces.
