Have you always wanted to wear a Hanbok in Korea like ... Korean touristy must-dos—wearing a Hanbok, visiting iconic K-drama locations, and strolling through historical palaces. Well, guess what?

Visitors in hanbok, or traditional Korean dress, take selfies near Gyeongbok Palace in Jongno District ... the visitor surge to the city's winter festivities and the mayor’s efforts to promote ...

Tourists dressed in hanbok, or traditional Korean dress, take selfies at Gyeongbok Palace in central Seoul on March 3, as visitors enjoyed the last day of a windy long weekend to mark the March 1 ...

The collective show from the international students of the Institut Français de la Mode kicks off the autumn-winter 2025/26 presentations and asks contemporary questions. How can a disruptive ...

Seoul's four major royal palaces — Gyeongbok Palace, Changdeok Palace, Deoksu Palace and Changgyeong Palace — along with Jongmyo Shrine, witnessed an unprecedented influx of visitors in 2024 ...

At Gyeongbok Palace, an Indonesian tourist marveled at ... participants can capture their visits with high-quality photos in traditional hanbok at Joseon-era palaces, creating memories that ...

The Heritage Service also added that it will newly introduce foreign-language guided tours to increase international visitors to the palace. The two programs — "Starlight Night Tour at Gyeongbok ...

The Korea Heritage Service (KHS) and the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation on Feb. 27 unveiled the relic, which is believed to have been hung at the hall within Gyeongbokgung Palace, at the ...

A glimpse into Korea’s royal past The Korea Heritage Service considers this plaque particularly valuable as it’s one of the few “original” artifacts from Gyeongbok Palace after it was reconstructed ...

For his debut at Dries Van Noten, Julian Klausner, formerly head of women’s wear, captured the magic of the Paris Opera in resplendent form – baroque velvet coats dripping with jewels ...

The main museum complex comprises six buildings, including the Winter Palace, which was the home of the czars for almost 200 years. It finally opened to the public in 1852, and since then has been ...

The Gyeongbokgung tour from April 2 to May 17 will run twice per evening (18:40 and 19:40) from Wednesday to Sunday. Visitors can sample royal court cuisine, watch traditional musical performances and ...