Jeju Mokgwana, finally my turn to dress up as Dae Jang Geum!

📷 Traditional hanbok photos on Jeju Island~ 📍Attraction: Mokgwana It takes about 10 minutes to get there by taxi from the airport. This is the only place to take photos of ancient buildings. There is a hanbok photo studio nearby. The attraction has a strong sense of history, so I chose a 👩🏻 mom's court dress and 👦🏻 baby's crown prince dress. We seemed to travel back to the ancient Korean drama, leaving unforgettable memories💕. 🌸Mokgwana was built in the 14th century and was the administrative agency of ancient Jeju Island. 🌸The entire building complex is mainly made of traditional wood and stone, and the painted patterns on the building are very exquisite. 🌸You can enter the interior to visit, where precious ancient cultural relics are displayed. Children can imitate ancient officials to try cases, write documents... 🌸There are "pitch-pot" props in the square for tourists to experience for free, and children have a great time. 🎫Tickets: Adults (25-64 years old): KRW 1,500 Teenagers (13-24 years old): KRW 800 Children (7-12 years old): KRW 400 Free for children under 6 years old and seniors over 65 years old 🕘Opening hours: 09:00–18:00, ticket sales stop at 17:30 ❤️Nearby facilities: •Dining: Dongmun Market is very close to Mokgwana, within walking distance, and there are various delicacies and snacks. •Shopping: Chilseong-ro Street is the largest commercial street in Jeju, where you can buy souvenirs and specialty products.