Seoul’s soul lies in music, art and history
The city is a beautiful blend of night markets, temples, majestic palaces, skyscrapers and busy markets.

MUST-SEE: Changing of the Royal Guard at Gyeongbokgung (Palace), takes place 3 times everyday, 10 am, 1 pm and 3 pm. Be there to relive a chapter in Korean history.
MUST-BUY: Korean ceramics are known around the world for their simple beauty unique design. Visitors can learn how to make pottery at the National Museum of Korea and the pottery villages just outside of Seoul in Incheon and Yeoju. Tea is an integral part of Korean culture, do get some interesting tea flavours back home for family and friends.
CULTURE-WISE: The city’s temples, churches and shrines are visual reminders of the variety of religions and cultural practices that are alive in the Korean society. Throughout the year Seoul’s daily culture of shopping and eating can be enjoyed at the vibrant markets of Namdaemun and Dongdaemun as well as the herb medicine market in the east of the city.
ETIQUETTE CHECK: Greeting etiquette in Korea only requires a small, short bow and a smile.Don’t hug someone you’ve just met for the first time. This also applies when saying goodbye. www.visitseoul.net
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