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Insadong
A street lined with traditional teahouses, souvenirs, ceramics, and calligraphy shops — Korean restaurants hide in the side alleys.
Hours and admission fees can change. Please confirm the latest info on the official site before visiting.
Style
HistoryShoppingFood
Good for
SoloCoupleFamily (with kids)Friends
Pace
Easy-goingBudget
Mid-rangeIdeal length
1–2 days3–4 days
Best season
SpringFall
Travel tips
- 1The spiral Ssamzie-gil is fun to wander.
- 2Weekends are car-free.
- 3Traditional sweets cafés are a must.
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