The Seoul Museum of History is located right next to Gyeonghee Palace, so it is very accessible and quiet. 🇰🇷

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #2024WishEvent Time Travel Alone at Seoul Museum of History Yesterday (February 18th) afternoon, I visited Seoul Museum of History at the end of Deoksugung Stone Wall Road. I stopped in front of the Joseon Dynasty Hanyang City Wall model to take a picture, and the guide told me, "There's a replica artifact hidden under the stairs over there!" As a bonus, I found a replica of the Gabo Reform document from 1894. I read a letter from an independence activist during the Japanese colonial period in the exhibition room on the 3rd floor, and my eyes got teary. 📌 Key tips for solo travelers Hidden points: Recreate the 1920s Jongno streets at the AR experience zone on the 2nd floor Photo zone: 600-year-old well in the courtyard on the 1st floor + winter tree shadows Recommendation: Escape the cold with a homemade pumpkin latte (6,000 won) at the 'Moonlight Tea House' next to the museum 🚨 Notes Closed on Mondays (Open from 09:00 to 21:00 on Tue~Sun) No flash photography allowed at the special exhibition hall on the 1st basement floor Be careful of the slippery stone steps in the outdoor exhibition hall As 5 o'clock approached, I made memories while looking at the sunset reflected on the large Seoul model. The security guard said, "You should definitely come to the AR tour that opens in the spring," so I'm looking forward to my next visit! 🌸 #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent #SeoulMuseumofHistory #koreatrip