Transform into a Korean princess 👸🏼 A guide to must-see attractions in Gyeongbokgung Palace and Bukchon Hanok Village!

#100 Ways to Travel In recent years, the Korean traditional clothing experience has been quite popular in Seoul, especially near traditional palaces, which has led to this Hanbok craze🔥 Gyeongbokgung Palace, which has a history of more than 600 years, is the oldest and most beautiful palace in downtown Seoul. Many people come here to experience traditional Korean clothes, and as long as you wear hanbok, you can visit Gyeongbokgung Palace for free! Gyeongbokgung Palace must-see spots 👇🏻 ✅Stone walls inside and outside the palace The brick walls are either gray and white or brown and white. Whether it is the outer city wall or the inner stone wall, they all take up a lot of film and you can take pictures of one wall for a very long time! ✅Red pillars on both sides of Heungnyemun Gate After entering Xingli Gate, there are red pillars neatly lined up on both sides, which are a must-see photo-taking spot for many people. In addition to standing in the middle of the pillars to pose for photos, you can also sit outside and use the pillars as the background, paired with the green roof and blue sky, which is also a beautiful view! ✅The small green door next to the Peace Gate The Peacekeeping Gate is not very big, and is mainly composed of the three primary colors of blue, green and red. I personally think that a half-body shot looks better than a full-body shot. It will be even more beautiful if the sun shines in! ✅Qinzheng Hall Personally, I think it is better to use the stone pillars, doors and windows nearby instead of standing directly in front of the palace to take pictures. Not only can you avoid the crowd, but you can also take pictures that feel unique! ✅Qinghui Building The natural scenery of Qinghui Tower, surrounded by mountains and water, is as beautiful as a painting. This winter, the lake was frozen! When taking photos, you can use the dead branches as the foreground, with the Qinghui Building and the ice lake in the background, it really creates a winter atmosphere. You can take beautiful photos with different atmospheres in every corner of Gyeongbokgung Palace. If you still have energy, you can go to Bukchon Hanok Village to continue taking beautiful photos. ✅Bukchon Hanok Village There are a lot of traditional Korean houses gathered here, very densely. Coming here is like traveling through time and space. The charm of ancient Korea can be seen everywhere. The Korean house alleys must be photographed. Whether from top to bottom or from bottom to top, they are very beautiful👍 You can also go to the highest point to take pictures of the entire village. The traditional-style buildings have a unique charm, but most of the paths here are uphill and downhill, so it is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes! #Gyeongbokgung Palace #Bukchon Hanok Village #Hanbok #Must-Photos in Seoul #Attractions in Seoul