Things to do in Samcheong-dong

Alo was very knowledgeable and extremely friendly. He gave us a memorable and wonderful experience throughout the ride.

I joined this tour last Thursday and had such a great time! The tour was really interesting and enjoyable, and we even got lucky with perfect weather. June was a fantastic guide and you could tell he has a lot of experience. There were quite a few people in the group, but the headset made it really easy to hear everything. He also did a great job of making sure everyone was keeping up and enjoying the tour. The two hours went by so quickly. I learned a lot about Korea and really enjoyed hearing the stories behind the places we visited. It wasn’t just a light touristy tour. There was actually a lot of interesting history and context, which I really appreciated. I’m really glad I did this tour and would definitely recommend it!

A friend and I went here last month to learn more about the South Korean culture and do a tea ceremony. We had an amazing experience. You definitely learned a lot about the culture and background of what makes South Korea Korea so unique. We learned a lot of information, and the tea ceremony after was amazing. From the set up, to the explanations of what everything was, to the taste of everything during the ceremony was spectacular. Would definitely recommend this experience to all at the beginning of their trip to South Korea. Our instructor was also so sweet and explained everything in detail. The location is also a store, so afterwards we looked around and bought some souvenirs.

We booked the Namsan Cable Car and N Seoul Tower Observatory on the same day and received our confirmation within minutes. Ticket pick-up was also easy, with clear instructions provided. There was a little queue for the elevator going to the cable car, but it was still tolerable. The N Seoul Tower Observatory was definitely worth it—we really appreciated the beautiful view of Seoul!

We had such a great experience renting our hanboks here! The entire process did take a little while, but that was completely understandable since we had four people getting dressed, including a child, and it was also pretty busy when we visited. Everyone working there was so kind, patient, and helpful throughout the whole experience. They also spoke English well enough that we had no trouble communicating, which made everything much easier. We absolutely loved wearing our hanboks and had such a memorable experience. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking to rent a hanbok while visiting Seoul! 🇰🇷

they were extremely busy that day so it took awhile to get help, but they very excited for two girls to Wear boys hanbok. also! there wasn't a huge premium plus size boy selection so they let us use the extra money to cover the cost of our accessories. kinda worth it ngl.

it was my mom’s favorite part of our trip. we rode the music cruise and watched the rainbow fountain show over the song, I See The Light. it was a very nice and memorable moment. you’d want to sit at the side facing the port since it’s favorable for the best view. you can sign up early and chill and eat at the park while waiting.

“I had a great experience renting a hanbok near Gyeongbokgung Palace. The staff were friendly and helped me choose a style that suited me well. The hanbok was clean, comfortable, and beautiful in photos. It made exploring the palace even more special. Highly recommend trying this when visiting Seoul!”

Dongdaemun Sparex is the best! It's affordable, clean, spacious, and comfortable. The location is also incredibly easy to find. Dongdaemun Design Plaza is right across the street. You can easily find it by taking the elevator down to the third basement floor of the building. They don't provide shampoo, conditioner, body wash, or scrubbing towels, so it's a good idea to bring your own. If you forget, they sell them at the entrance, which is convenient. For women, mugwort steaming is highly recommended! It costs 2,000 yen. It feels incredibly good and makes you sweat a lot. After that, getting a body scrub is the best! On the fourth basement floor, there's also a food court, a jjimjilbang (Korean sauna), and a relaxation area where you can unwind. Going in the morning is recommended as it's less crowded.