Wearing traditional hanbok, passing through Seoul for a hundred years landing in Seoul, I couldn't wait to feel the freshness brought by the new country, and I came to the hanbok dressing experience store that I had booked in advance. At the beginning of the journey, it was a high-light moment, and the immersive experience of the whole body, which made me enter the travel state of in South Korea. We chose Hanboknam in Samcheong-dong, Seoul. Although the store is in B1, the store is very obvious and very easy to find. Hanbok Man is a representative representative of Seouls hanbok experience store. It is said that it not only includes a three-storey building, but also provides guests with a choice of hanbok, and an annex for indoor hanbok photo shoots. The size of the hanbok style is also very large, and there are both men and women, as well as hanbok that children can wear, especially cute. It is worth mentioning that if you wear hanbok, you can also visit Gyeongbokgung Palace on the side of the North Village for free. In recent years, countries around the world seem to spread traditional culture, and the hanbok experience has also gained a very high popularity. Most of the current hanbok experiences are improved hanbok, and the improved hanbok is more in line with the aesthetic standards of modern people. Choosing a hanbok is much simpler than a kimono. You only need to pick a short blouse and a long skirt. According to your personal preferences, determine the color and pattern. Then there is a professional lady in the store to help wear, there are more belts on the skirt, no one really will wear the wrong! The final step is to pick the headwear and hairstyle. The young lady in the store is well-trained, and my hair is as long as I can. Where to wear hanbok? Of course, there are places with Korean characteristics! Hanbok and Gyeongbokgung are simply a combination of heaven and earth, and even the hanbok can enter the Gyeongbokgung Palace for free. Although Gyeongbokgung is a traditional tourist attraction in Seoul, the bustling tour group gathers every day; but wearing Hanbok is another fresh feeling. The second stop is the famous Qingwatai. Unfortunately, we didn't make an appointment online, so we can't visit it. We can only stand on the side of the square and watch it from afar. However, the Drum Court on the side has aroused our interest, shooting with it as the background, both "Korean" and Hanbok style. The third stop is an unknown alley, antique, winding path. Here, no tourists are in the lens, we are not satisfied, naturally we are not willing to leave. [TIPS] Address: Seoul 17/hh, 5th Street, Bukchon Road, Jongno-gu, Seoul. Transportation: Exit 1 of Anguk Station, Subway Line 3 Opening Hours: 09