Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Sights
N SEOUL TOWER
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VIEWPOINT
NAMDAEMUN MARKET
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MARKET
DEOKSUGUNG
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PALACE
ARCHITECTURE
NAMSANGOL HANOK VILLAGE
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( http://hanokmaeul.seoul.go.kr ; Chungmuro;
9am-9pm Wed-Mon Apr-Oct, to 8pm Wed-Mon Nov-Mar;
Line
3 or 4 to Chungmuro, Exit 4) Five differing yangban (upper class) houses from the Joseon era
have been moved to this park at the foot of Namsan from different parts of Seoul. The ar-
chitecture and furniture are austere and plain, and conjure up the lost world of Confucian
gentlemen scholars, who wielded calligraphy brushes rather than swords.
Also in the village you'll find Seoul Namsan Gugakdang ( 2261 0512; ht-
tp://sngad.sejongpac.or.kr ; tickets from ₩20,000) where traditional music and dance concerts are
staged most evenings and you can also dress up in hanbok (traditional costumes). It costs
10,000 or 15,000 with drink at teahouse ( 10-11.30am & 1-5.30pm) . Displays of the tradi-
tional Korean martial art tae-kwondo are staged in the village at 11am, 2pm and 5pm Wed-
nesday and Saturday; to take part make a reservation via www.taekwonseoul.org .
On the right of the entrance gate is an office ( 10.30am-3.30pm) that provides free tour
guides around the village and where you can also find out about various cultural programs
including calligraphy, making traditional paper ( hanji ), kites and masks.
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