[2025 Seoul Attraction] Travel Guide for Korea Postage & Stamps Museum (Updated Mar)

#AustraliaFlightEvent #museum #Myeongdong #koreatrip To conclude the special event, I put today's photo and a stamp in the Light Stamp Time Capsule!! The capsule will be mailed a year later, and I wonder how my future self will remember this moment. On the way out of the museum, I bought a night-only stamp-shaped LED key holder (18,000 won) and hung it on my bag. It's a little expensive, but... When you shake the key holder, the museum logo flashes, so today's memories follow you even in the dark. ㅜㅜ 📌 Today's record to keep forever Final recommendation: Stamp today's stamp at the store entrance → Free engraving service with the date of visit Hidden memory: Polaroid selfie with the staff → Write "2023.10.05, I became a stamp" on the back and keep it Last snack: Outdoor parking lot starlight popcorn (5,500 won) → Galapagos penguin stamp-shaped sugar coating 🚨 Last tip to connect today You can apply for a time capsule on the website until 9:00 am the next day The LED key holder is rechargeable via USB (2 hours of use) Possible) Polaroid selfie is limited to one per person When I got home, I hung the key holder light on my desk without turning it off. Looking at the stamps shining in the dark, I felt like all the moments of today would remain forever on a small piece of paper!! I added it to my bucket list to receive a collage made of world stamps as a gift for my next birthday!!

#AustraliaFlightEvent #StampMuseum #Museum #Myeongdong After finishing the experience, I stayed for the Stamp Starlight Night special event!! The giant stamp-shaped light installation installed in the museum garden was magical in the dark. Especially during the laser projection show, I had a fantastic experience where the stamp designs were scattered across the sky and danced. After the show, the staff gave me a glass bottle containing fragments of light (limited edition, 15,000 won), so I treasured it. It was so precious to me. Hahaha 📌 Special points of the night Recommended activity: Starlight stamp quiz → Guess the country by the shadow of the stamp reflected on the light installation (a luminous stamp will be given to the correct answer by raffle) Hidden photo zone: Mirror room shaped like a mailbox at the back of the museum → Surreal life shots in the infinitely reflective stamp lights Recommended snack: Night-only constellation projection coffee (6,500 won) → Image of the constellation of the stamp is projected on the coffee 🚨 Today's smart tip Access to the light installation stage is allowed for 30 minutes after the show → Photo heaven The glass bottle can be decorated with waterproof stickers (free at the store) It is recommended to drink the projection coffee within 10 minutes (the image becomes blurry) I brought the light in the glass bottle home and put it next to my bed.. in the dark The softly shining appearance brings back memories of today!! Tomorrow, I plan to display the photos I took today and the stamps in a stamp frame. Now, stamps are no longer just collectibles, but have become my own emotional itemsㅋㅋ!! #museum #south_korea

Today, just after 3 PM, I visited the Stamp Museum and discovered the grand stories encapsulated in small pieces of paper. The special exhibition of world cultural stamps on the 2nd floor showcased works from over 100 countries, ranging from African tribal patterns to Nordic mythology stamps, which was a feast for the eyes! The solar-reactive stamp corner was fascinating as hidden images appeared when exposed to light, and it was fun to check them out directly with my smartphone flash. 📌 Points for Solo Travelers Recommended Experience: Create Your Own Stamp (30 minutes, 7,000 KRW) → Design a stamp with your travel photos and receive a physical sticker. Hidden Spot: 3rd Floor Rooftop Stamp Tower Observatory → A perfect spot for taking life shots with the cityscape framed by stamps. Snack Recommendation: Museum 1st Floor Envelope-shaped Croffle + Rose Latte Set (9,800 KRW) → The jam inside the croffle bursts with colors like stamps. 🚨 Precautions Solar stamp viewing requires a 15-minute interval for light reset. Only PNG files are accepted for stamp creation (JPEG conversion not possible). The observatory is windy, so a hat is essential. Although I initially failed at the "My Face on a Stamp" experience, the staff corrected the photo with gradient adjustment technology, and it turned out great. Sticking the finished product on my passport case made my ordinary life feel special! As I left the museum, I participated in a limited edition stamp exchange event and obtained three 1990s Japanese stamps, which I proudly organized in my vintage album when I got home!

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #museum #stampmuseum After finishing the experience, I participated in a stamp design workshop and made a stamp with my own personal meaning!!! I printed the photo I chose (a photo of my dog ​​taken on a recent trip) as a round sticker and stamped the stamp frame with a manual stamper to complete it. I painted the background with the spray paint technique recommended by the staff and it turned out like a professional piece. I brought this stamp home and attached it to the cover of my diary and am keeping it carefully!! I'm so happy!!! 📌 Additional Exploration for Solo Travelers Recommended Experience: Light Stamp Gallery on B1 → Photo zone with stamp wall glittering with laser lights (more gorgeous when open at night) Hidden Item: Mini Stamp Frame in corner of store (12,000 won) → Palm-sized frame where you can display 3 stamps you made Recommended Snack: 1st floor cafe envelope-shaped cookies + lavender milk tea set (9,500 won) → Chocolate chips inside the cookies are arranged like stamp designs 🚨 Smart Tip Workshop materials are only provided before 5 p.m. (finished products are received 30 minutes later) Gallery night opening is only on Thursdays and Fridays (19:00~21:00) Free storage space available when purchasing a frame (only on the day) I attached the stamp I made at the workshop to an actual envelope and sent a letter to a friend. The post office worker asked me with interest, "Isn't this a museum-only design?" Now, when I imagine my handmade stamps traveling somewhere, I feel a little proud. My next goal is to collect stamps from 100 countries around the world, and I've already bought a starter kit at the museum store. LOL!!!! #Myeongdong

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #museum Today at 3pm, I visited the Stamp Museum and saw stamps that were the size of my palm but had stories as big as the universe!! On the 2nd floor, the themed exhibition hall had various themes on display, from animal protection stamps to space exploration commemorative stamps. In the fluorescent stamp corner that reacts to light, it was fun to discover the hidden designs of the stamps that glow in the dark!! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Stamp tracking game → Complete missions by scanning QR codes hidden throughout the exhibition hall (Receive commemorative stamps upon completion) Hidden spot: Postman experience hall on basement level 1 → Play sorting mail wearing a vintage uniform Recommended snack: Museum rooftop star-shaped macaron + lavender lemonade set (8,200 won) 🚨 Notes Admission to fluorescent stamp viewing alternates every 10 minutes A 5,000 won deposit is required when renting experience hall costumes The tracking game is available until 4:30 p.m. I used the limited edition stamps I earned from the game to send a letter to a friend at the instant postcard writing corner in the museum. The moment I put the postcard with the whale picture on the stamp into the slot by hand, the clicking sound of the old mailbox brought back memories. According to the grandmother next to me, haha.. Even after returning home, I am looking through the stamp collection album and appreciating designs from around the world!! #StampMuseum