Check out the cultural and food market in Seoul, South Korea.

🏨 Seoul | Insa-dong 📍Address: 62 Insa-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul. 🚉Transportation: Take subway to Anguk Station and exit from Exit 5 or 6. ❤Why we recommend it: Located near the City Hall and Gyeongbokgung Palace, a local friend took us to a famous business district nearby - Insa-dong, which is also a filming location for Korean movies and dramas. 🌟Highlights: Established during the Joseon Dynasty, it is a cultural street mainly used for buying and selling cultural goods; during the Joseon Dynasty, it was a place where government offices and private houses were concentrated; it is called "a place where you can buy Korean culture" in travel books, and it has now become a big business district where young people love to visit. The weather was very good during the day, and the tall trees on both sides of the road and the blue sky made people feel good. The most famous is the "Ssamziegil" in the People's Square, which is very different in style. The stairs leading to the terrace are full of murals! Different from Myeong-dong, although it is the atmosphere of the old city, it is full of various creative markets and new-style restaurants. Renting a set of Hanbok can take many beautiful photos here; 👍Most recommended: There are many local shops with special features in this area. If you stroll slowly, you can find a lot of things with cultural heritage: such as vinyl records, etc., and there are many boutique galleries, and some exhibitions will be held from time to time; Tourists can choose to buy souvenirs from handicrafts and handmade shops. Each small shop is arranged very warmly by the owner. Friends who like to buy these gadgets can't walk anymore. 🍽Recommended food: Tea ceremony: One of the famous tea cultures in South Korea Red bean porridge: The famous "Benjuk" can be tried Café: There are many Korean wave MVs or Korean drama shooting locations in this area There are many authentic Korean restaurants here that are not famous but delicious. They are all brought by local friends. The most traditional culture is preserved here, so many restaurants only have Korean, even Starbucks. 📝Tips: The price of restaurants and cafes is cheaper than Myeong-dong, and some famous ones are more petty bourgeoisie, open 24 hours.