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Gyeongbokgung Palace: The Must-Visit Landmark for Every Seoul Traveler

Culture Lab | 2025-08-04

Gyeongbokgung Palace isn’t just a tourist spot—it’s Korea’s living royal legacy.
Walk through grand gates, witness guard-changing ceremonies, and explore the king and queen’s chambers. Don’t miss the stunning Gyeonghoeru Pavilion and serene Hyangwonjeong island pavilion.
Free guided tours, hanbok photo ops, and nearby attractions like Bukchon and Insadong make this a full-day cultural experience.

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A twilight-lit alley at night, with a glowing sunset sky and a forest of buildings visible across the river.

Han River’s Hidden Gem: A Guide to Hanam Wirye Trail & Best Stops

Culture Lab | 2025-08-04

Just outside Seoul, the Hanam Wirye Trail offers a rare combination of nature and ancient history. From riverside strolls to fortress ruins, it’s the perfect getaway for those craving peace, greenery, and meaning.
This post covers the Wirye Riverside Trail in detail—walking routes, cultural landmarks, hidden food spots, and must-know tips to make your walk unforgettable.

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Must-Visit in Seoul: National Museum of Korea & Nearby Attractions

Culture Lab | 2025-08-04

The National Museum of Korea offers a stunning journey through Korean history, from prehistoric relics to Joseon Dynasty art. With free admission to permanent exhibitions, guided tours in multiple languages, and cutting-edge AR navigation, it’s a must-visit for culture lovers and travelers.
Nearby gems like the Hangeul Museum and Yongsan Family Park make it easy to plan a perfect cultural day in Seoul.

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Neatly arranged shoes in front of an old Korean hanok entrance.

Korean Etiquette: 10 Key Customs Every Visitor Should Know

Culture Lab | 2025-08-03

Whether you’re greeting elders, riding the subway, or sharing a meal, Korean etiquette is built on respect, age hierarchy, and social harmony.
This post breaks down 10 must-know cultural customs for visitors—from removing shoes to using two hands when drinking.
Mastering these small gestures can make a big difference in how you’re received in Korea.

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