If you look for a trip to Korea on Google, there are some places you recommend, especially if you visit Seoul, but some places you don’t want to recommend very much. For example, Seoul Grand Park and Lotte World? Damn, I've spent a lot of money, but I'm not going to this amusement park. This isn't Disney.
But the latest Lotte World will be worth it. Actually, I haven't been there yet.
Now, let me tell you about the travel destinations in Seoul that Koreans tell you about. It could overlap what you looked for. This is my personal opinion. Please refer to it.
A trip to Seoul best 1.
Of course best1 is Gwanghwamun. Wait here. I have something to tell you first. Never come to Gwanghwamun on the weekend. Even Koreans don't want to come. Why?! This is because many people protest. So there are a lot of people and the police are in control, and there are a lot of traffic, so you might keep swearing," I said.
In Gwanghwamun, there are two big statues of great Korean people. Admiral Yi Sun-hin and King Sejong. Originally, only Admiral Yi Sun-shin was here first, and King Sejong was established relatively recently.
Admiral Yi Sun-shin is a man who protected his country from Japanese aggression in the past.
You fought one of the most famous naval battles in the world. And King Sejong wrote the Korean alphabet that Koreans are writing and foreigners are saying that it is difficult. There are other reasons, but these two are one of the Korean people's favorite great men. For your information, there is a large bookshop beneath the statue.
It is called ‘Kyobomungo’ and it is a fairly large bookstore in Korea. Many people use it, and I hear that many books are being stolen...
And these statues are, if you saw the Gyeongbok Palace, Koreans and foreigners like Korea in the back of the weather. There are big, really, you know, when peongkingi. This is not explained in terms. I can't just eye, with reporting and for the picture. And one interesting fact is that these there are many palaces in Seoul. And Korean people have confused the names of the palace. Anyway, if you come to Korea must be at Gyeongbok Palace. Look at dinner, even in the daytime. That's totally fine.
It is hard to write. Today, I will do best1 and next time, I will do best2. For information about Gyeongbokgung Palace, see if you have any questions. "GoGo" in the comments :D
Information on Gyeongbokgung Palace
Address : Gyeongbokgung Palace 161 Sajik-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul
Phone : 02-3700-3900
Opening time-Closed time : 09:00 to 17:00 daily (approach 16:00), closed Tuesday
Admission: Foreign adults : 3,000 won / Foreign children: 1,500 won
When Wearing Hanbok : Free
How to go : You can see it if you go to Gwanghwamun Station No. 2.
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