Bukchon Hanok Village, preserved Hanok style homes where the lords lived 500 years ago. Healing Time in Seoul N-Seoul Tower, a landmark of Seoul, famous for its panoramic view of Seoul, promises of eternal love with the lock of love. The northern part of Seoul is famous for its towns (villages), where people lived since ancient times because it is around the royal palace. Among them, Bukchon Hanok Village is attracting attention as a sightseeing destination that Koreans want to visit. As you walk through the hanok in Bukchon, you can see the life of the people in Korea. Seoul Tower is also famous as a place for various dramas! When you look at Seoul from the top of Mt. Namsan, you will be immersed in the charm of Seoul. Especially when the weather is clear if you are lucky you can see North Korea from Seoul Tower. Looking out at the panoramic view of Seoul from the Seoul Tower, promising an eternal love setting it through a lock of love.

Bukchon Hanok Village, nestled between the historic Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung Palaces, offers a precious glimpse into Korea's past. This 600-year-old village, dating back to the Joseon Dynasty, comprises hundreds of hanoks (traditional Korean houses) that once housed high-ranking officials and nobility. Today, Bukchon, meaning "Northern Village," remains a vibrant residential area where these traditional homes have been repurposed into tea houses, restaurants, cultural centers, and guesthouses. On the Hanok Village Tour, you'll wander through narrow alleys, experiencing the authentic architecture and lifestyle preserved over centuries. Each hanok provides a unique peek into traditional Korean culture, making Bukchon a living museum where visitors are encouraged to interact with history respectfully, remembering that it is also a community where people live.

Également connue sous le nom de tour Namsan, cette tour de communication et d'observation est située sur le mont Namsan, au centre de Séoul. Du haut de ses 236 mètres, elle offre une vue panoramique sur Séoul et ses environs. Elle comprend un observatoire numérique, un restaurant tournant et plusieurs plateformes d'observation où les couples posent souvent des cadenas d'amour. C'est un monument culturel important et un lieu prisé des touristes et des locaux, surtout la nuit lorsqu'elle s'illumine.

Cheonggyecheon is a modern public recreation space in downtown Seoul. The stream was once covered by an overpass and has been transformed into an 11-kilometer long stretch of clear water, walkways, and greenery. This urban renewal project is a popular gathering spot and offers a refreshing break from the bustling city life with its tranquil waters, scenic views, and seasonal festivals.