Coisas para fazer em Hwagyesa Temple

Gyeongbokgung Palace'ı kuzenimle ziyaret ettim ve ücretsiz giriş için Hanbok kiralama kuponunu kullandık. Hiç pişman olmadım, personel gerçekten çok iyiydi ve bize giyinme konusunda yardımcı oldu. Ücretsiz olan güzel ve sade bir saç modeli seçtim (ek ücretli farklı modeller de vardı). Ve güzel bir çanta aldım (genellikle küçük bir ücret karşılığında, ancak bir inceleme için ücretsiz alabilirim). Hava dışarıda sıcak olmasına rağmen, bu bizim deneyimimizi etkilemedi ✨✨✨

Dongdaemun's SPALEX is the best! It's cheap, clean, spacious, and comfortable. The location is also incredibly easy to find. Dongdaemun Design Plaza is right across the street. You can find it immediately by taking the elevator down to the 3rd basement floor of the building. It's a good idea to bring your own shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and scrubbing towel, as they are not provided. If you forget, it's convenient that they are sold at the entrance. For women, mugwort steaming is highly recommended! It costs 2000 yen. It feels incredibly good and makes you sweat a lot. After that, a body scrub is the best! On the 4th basement floor, there's also a food court, a jjimjilbang (Korean sauna), and a resting area where you can relax. Going in the morning is recommended as it's less crowded.

We went when it was super busy, but since it was one of the only places that had plus-size options, we decided to come here. Otherwise, they were very efficient in getting everything done, from picking out hanbok to dressing us up and doing our hair.

Such a fun and unique experience. Lee was a fantastic teacher and made the activity fun and friendly. Highly recommend as a chance to make your own souvenir to take home as a memory

“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!”

I'm Japanese! It was truly, truly the best experience 💛 My husband is super big, so we rented Hanbok from another store and then went to Eehwa Studio for the photoshoot. The Hanbok rental store opened at 8:40 AM, so I checked on Instagram beforehand if we might not make it for our 9 AM photoshoot appointment, and they responded very kindly. Furthermore, after changing into Hanbok, I got lost on the way to the photoshoot location... I was flustered with the anxiety of being late, wondering if we'd be able to shoot successfully, and many other things. My husband was sweating profusely... We were both quite anxious, but the photographer greeted us with a very kind smile. All my anxiety, tension, and worries instantly vanished. The photographer spoke Japanese and gently, kindly, and cheerfully instructed us on various poses. My husband is a bit shy, so he was quite reserved before the shoot, but the photographer was so good at praising! "You're doing great!" "This looks really good! So cool!" In the end, he was super enthusiastic and enjoyed the photoshoot lol. The finished photos are also wonderful, and I look at them many times a day. The download method was also easy 😊 I would love to request a photoshoot again someday when we have a new family member 💛 Thank you so much indeed 🌼

The place was really calm and peaceful while the teacher was very patient and helpful throughout the whole process. There are many colorful pieces and using the different shapes made from abalone shell was really interesting.

What an unforgettable evening! The Seoul Night Tour was nothing short of magical. Our guide, Leo, made the experience truly special — he was warm, personable, and full of fascinating insights about each stop. His storytelling brought history and culture to life, making every site feel vibrant and meaningful. We explored the serene beauty of Changgyeong Palace under the night sky, soaked in the bustling energy of Gwangjang Market, admired the panoramic views from Naksan Park, and strolled along the calming waters of Cheongyecheon Stream. Each location offered ample time for photos, and even the light rain added a touch of charm rather than slowing us down. This tour is perfect for both groups and solo travelers — a seamless blend of history, culture, and atmosphere. The pacing was just right, giving us time to savor each moment without ever feeling rushed. Honestly, I’d do it again in a heartbeat!

There's a self-service ticket machine (with Chinese language option) next to the lobby on the 9th floor. The bathhouse only provides soap, and the hairdryer costs 200 Korean Won for 180 seconds of use. On the 8th floor, there's a food court (with self-ordering kiosks) and a public lounge area. The overall environment is very clean, and it wasn't crowded or noisy on the day I visited, making it very peaceful.