Seoul Palace Morning Tour (Jogyesa Temple, Gyeongbokgung Palace, National Folk Museum)

center of seoul
historical landmark

Don’t you want to escape from the stuffy forest of buildings for a while? In the city center, you can enjoy historical cultural heritage that provides a glimpse into Korea's old culture. From the majestic Gwanghwamun, you can see a panoramic view of Seoul, where ancient times and modern times come together. Through the tour, you can hear interesting stories and visit places from Jogyesa Temple to Gyeongbokgung Palace and the National Folk Museum.

See you all here!

1. Finding peace of mind and body in a quiet atmosphere, Jogyesa Temple
Jogyesa Temple is a famous Buddhist temple located in Seoul, South Korea, with beautiful architecture and a quiet atmosphere. And did you know that Jogyesa Temple is famous for being the headquarters of the Jogye Church, the largest Buddhist sect in the United States? Seoul has many interesting places if you know it! Here, we hope you can shake off the worries of life for a while and enjoy a peaceful rest.

2. Time travel to the Joseon Dynasty, Gyeongbokgung Palace
At Gyeongbokgung Palace, a palace built in the early Joseon Dynasty, feel the peaceful natural environment such as the open sky view, gardens and lakes within the palace, and feel like you have traveled back in time to the Joseon Dynasty by looking at the antique architecture of Gyeongbokgung Palace. You can understand how Gyeongbokgung Palace changed after the Japanese invasions of Korea and hear interesting stories about the Joseon Dynasty royal family. You will have an even more enjoyable time if you imagine what it would have been like if you were born in the Joseon Dynasty among the gatekeepers guarding Gyeongbokgung Palace and people wearing hanbok. Also, don't miss out on taking the photo of your life at Hyangwonjeong and Gyeonghoeru in Gyeongbokgung Palace.

3. Cultural heritage can only be seen once you know it, National Folk Museum of Korea
What is folklore? It refers to the culture related to people, customs, and civilian life. If you're curious about how different the lives of Joseon people were in the past, take a look at that life at the National Folk Museum. Rather than just studying boring history, it will be an opportunity to experience Korea's colorful traditional culture and folk art through various exhibits such as traditional costumes, crafts, and music. You can also see streets that recreate life when electricity was first used. Take a walk with your parents, friends, and lover and make good memories.