Things to do in Suseongdong Valley

Mr. Lim, who is interested in junk food, said that his belief that food can cure people's illnesses came from his experience treating illnesses. All the food he prepared was mainly made up of junk food, vegetables, and protein. I couldn't help but be impressed by his convincing explanations about excluding synthetic additives in instant foods, good oils, and proper intake. It was an opportunity to think about food intake again. Highly recommended.

Seo Hwa Hanbok is located very close to Gyeongbokgung Palace. There are many clothes to choose from, in all sizes, and there is free hairstyling service, but the queue is very long.

The photos were amazing! I was able to choose a pretty hanbok in pink. The staff and photographers were very nice and English speaking. They will teach you how to pose. It was a fun experience and glad that I booked a photoshoot to remember the trip. Thank you!

the staff who helped us was super helpful to make this experience fantastic,will recommend to friends

Wearing a hanbok while visiting Gyeongbokgung Palace was such a wonderful experience! The rental process was easy, and the staff were very helpful. Walking around the palace in traditional attire made the visit even more special and memorable. Highly recommended for a complete Korean cultural experience!

the tea was delicious and the ceremony was informative. the ceremonial clothing was even hand stitched!!!

Book through Klook for a three-hour premium hanbok experience. People who like taking photos are recommended to rent it for a whole day so that they can visit all three palaces. Take the subway Line 3 and go straight at Exit 1 of Anguk Station (328), turn right, and it is about a 10-minute walk. The store looks like a traditional hanok. The place is not big and has a variety of traditional and trendy new hanboks. There is air conditioning for changing clothes. The package includes basic braiding services. The overall experience is great.

Hanboknam was easy to locate but a very busy rental shop but very efficient. However, I feel that if you don’t want to feel hurried or stressed your best bet is to go first thing in the morning or probably in the afternoon. We went around lunch time and it was crazy busy. The clothing attendants were very efficient, attentive and helpful in order to move the dressing room lines. The hair area was a different story. They were stressed, tired and somehow short on patience. I understand them from a worker’s perspective but from a client’s perspective might be subject to misinterpretation. Overall, booking a hanbok rental from Klook is worth doing as it saves you time.