Things to do in Zoolung Zoolung

It was a smooth experience!! They have well-organized steps to help you from your locker to picking your own hanbok and to have your hair styled!! And got a free bag with this review!! Thank you, Hanboknam!! Would definitely go here again!!

This was my second time on this balloon ride. My first time I went during the day but this time I went at night with my boyfriend and it was even more beautiful. the view is breathtaking and I definitely recommend trying this out if you can!

An absolute favorite was the 63 Sky Picnic experience! Located at the top of one of Seoul's most iconic skyscrapers, this spot offers simply breathtaking panoramic views of the Han River and the city. The "picnic in the clouds" concept is original, very well thought out, and perfect for relaxing after a day of walking. Special mention to the welcoming staff and the warm atmosphere at the venue. It's the ideal activity to do as a couple or with friends, especially in the late afternoon to admire the sunset and the city illuminations. Booking via Klook was fast and seamless, and the pass with the QR code at the entrance saved us precious time. I highly recommend this activity to anyone looking for a memorable outing in Seoul!

Awaresome experience on the pub crawl on Thursday in Hongdae.i did the same pub crawl last year. Our hosts were great. Visited 3 bars plus one bar that does karoke on a Thursday night. highly recommend to do a pub crawl while in Seoul

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.

Ethan was a wonderful guide and so well informed, not only on shamanism but also the history and culture of Korea. He emphasised having an open mind so you knew that the tour was a safe space! We were able to make a wish at the top of the mountain which was a lovely calming experience. Even if you are not a spiritual person, this tour will show you a new side to Seoul, you will be able to emerce yourself in nature, see beautiful views, learn about the history and stories of Korea.

The entrance is a bit hard to find, as you need to take an escalator down to the basement. Although the venue isn't very large, it has a water park, a Korean sauna (jjimjilbang), and a regular sauna, so you can enjoy all three in sequence. The food at the jjimjilbang restaurant is decent, but a bit pricey. You can bring your own towel to avoid rental fees, and remember to bring your own shampoo and body wash, as only soap is provided at the venue.

Our guide, Sam, showed us the small distillery and explained everything in detail in very good English. He was patient, answered every question, and happily introduced us to the world of Soju. We were in a large group of over 12 people (we were only two). The tour was well-booked. Everyone was invited to a WhatsApp group, which provided information about the meeting point and schedule. The meeting point was a bit unclear. Tip: A photo of the exact spot would help. The organizer was friendly and open. He gave us several Sojus to taste and gave us a good introduction to Korean drinking culture. The distillery is small and charming, but unfortunately, you can't buy everything you taste. Nevertheless, it was absolutely worth it. Important tip: Don't come on an empty stomach! There will be a lot of drinking – definitely eat something beforehand. Overall, a recommended and entertaining experience for anyone who likes Korean Soju and the culture behind it.

Very enlightening for the Korean Culture and how the process for creating and popularizing the drinks is done. I wish we had done this at the beginning of the trip to use as context. He shared with me a local Makgeolli maker so I could have more experiences when I return home. I would definitely recommend this experience!