Tteok Museum (Rice Cake Museum)

The Korean rice cake museum is also interesting. Basically, I understand why many Korean ancient TV dramas, there are many banquets in the palace, which are also a kind of culture of them.

The rice cake museum is very close to Changde Palace. The exhibition hall has two floors. It mainly introduces some customs about rice cakes. It has a variety of rice cake samples and tools for making rice cakes. You can also buy some freshly made rice cakes downstairs to taste.

This museum is worth a visit. It is adjacent to Seoul's World Heritage Site Changde Palace and has a "Rice Cake Museum". It was previously opened in the form of "Rice Cake and Kitchen Museum", and in January 2008 it was transformed into a "Rice Cake Museum" that strengthened the theme of the rice cake.

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Rice cakes have a long history of productivity in Korea, and all the food in this museum is made from rice cakes and is very varied.