Things to do in Chungmu Arts Center

First time shooting live rounds! I chose the 007 package with 25 bullets and an English-speaking instructor. The gun had rubber bands connected on both sides. Even with single shots, I was hitting the bullseye. My main goal was to experience the recoil and the smell of gunpowder. The instructor helped me take photos. When I was done, I was so eager to take off the bulletproof vest that the instructor told me off 🤣.

This is a MUST for anyone traveling to Seoul! This was my first time in Seoul and I was traveling with my Korean/American friend. This was one of our favorite activities - the food was authentic, the setting was perfect and we loved how Ricky was intentional at explaining the history of the dishes as well as the culture. He even gave a brief tour of Insa-dong and the Hanoks. Definitely add this to your list of things to do in Seoul!!!

Very convenient to use and can just oresent the QR code to the staffs of the establishment and you’re good

The studio is in a convenient location in Myeongdong. It’s clean and well equipped. The photographer is very encouraging and was a breeze to work with. They also speak english and made it a comfortable experience for me!

Value for money pass. 24hours pass visited 5 places. Zoolung zoolung, Eland Cruise, Colour Pool, Coex Aquarium & Lotte World.

Great experience overall. Han In Hyun was very knowledgeable and provided lots of great tips for clothing, accessory and makeup styling. Would highly recommend!

Feels like a great deal, I used a lot of machines, but it would be better if the treatment was introduced. It definitely isn't this cheap in Hong Kong, and the massage is very comfortable.

had an absolutely amazing DMZ tour and I can’t recommend it enough, especially with our guide Eddie. He’s an ex-military officer and extremely knowledgeable in Korean history, and from the start he encouraged us to ask questions and made the entire experience engaging and interactive. The drive was filled with context and stories that set the stage, and once we arrived, seeing North Korea from above , the fake village, the flags, and the stark contrast across the border — was surreal. Walking down into the infiltration tunnel all the way to the end was intense and unforgettable, and Eddie made sure we understood its historical importance. At every stop, he didn’t just give facts but added insight and answered everyone’s questions with patience and detail, even going out of his way to help us whenever we needed. Eddie’s professionalism, knowledge, and genuine care for the group turned this into one of the best tours I’ve ever taken, and I would highly recommend booking with him!