Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul is a place where traditional Korean houses and modern life coexist. Visitors can explore narrow alleys, take photos, and experience Korean culture in one of Seoul’s most iconic neighborhoods.
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When you’re in Seoul, there’s a tower you’ll notice almost everywhere.
It’s N Seoul Tower. (남산타워)
Its official name is N Seoul Tower, but it’s often still called Namsan Tower.
You can spot it from a distance, and it sits right in the center of the city.
Why do people visit?
N Seoul Tower is a place where you can look out over Seoul.
From the observation deck, the entire city spreads out in front of you....
In Korea, it is common to see small stacks of stones in mountains or along trails.
What it means
• Making a wish
• Hoping for good luck
• A simple, personal ritual
Why people do it
• Easy for anyone to try...
What is Arirang
Arirang is the most well-known traditional song in Korea, passed down through generations.
What kind of song is it
• There are many regional versions
• Lyrics vary, but the melody is similar
What it expresses
Arirang is more than just a song....
In Korea, it is common to wrap food in vegetables before eating.
What Is Ssam?
Ssam is a way of eating where meat, rice, and side dishes are wrapped together in leafy vegetables.
• Lettuce
• Perilla leaves
• Various greens
Different ingredients are combined into one bite....
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