Follow a local guide through buzzing food alleys and discover a variety of must-try dishes, from crispy bindaetteok (mung bean pancakes) to savory mayak gimbap, chewy tteokbokki, and more. Learn about the history of the market and its role in Korean daily life as you eat your way through local favorites.

Originally built for queens and royal concubines, Changgyeonggung is known for its peaceful gardens, elegant architecture, and historical depth. Follow a local guide as you explore key landmarks such as Honghwamun Gate, Myeongjeongjeon Hall, and the royal pond, all while learning the hidden stories of the Joseon Dynasty.

Located near the artistic district of Daehakro and the traditional Ihwa Mural Village, this peaceful park blends nature, history, and urban scenery. It’s especially popular in the evening, when the city lights begin to sparkle and the Seoul Fortress Wall glows along the ridgeline — a perfect spot for quiet reflection, romantic strolls, or night photography.