[2025 Seoul Attraction] Travel Guide for Tongin Traditional Market (Updated Jul)

This is for those of you who are traveling to South Korea with your children. With this 4-day family travel guide in hand, you can explore all of South Korea with ease! Explore the Seaweed Museum, wear a hanbok and wander around Gyeongbokgung Palace, and end your day with a wonderful hot spring experience. Come along, and let the good times begin! -- 🎈🌍Itinerary: DAY 1: Gyeongbokgung Palace - National Folk Museum of Korea - Cheong Wa Dae - Bukchon Hanok Village - Cheonggyecheon - Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) On this day, we will immerse ourselves in the historical and cultural atmosphere, from the magnificent palaces to the lively folk culture, and finally to the visually pleasing design places at night. DAY 2: Imjingak - Tongin Market Now we will feel the historical atmosphere at Imjingak, and then experience the street life at Tongin Market. DAY 3: Ikseon-dong Hanok Village On the third day, we will explore the ancient buildings that have stood for thousands of years in Ikseon-dong Hanok Village. They are like the marks of time, quietly telling stories of the past. DAY 4: Wolmido - Ihwa Mural Village - Suwon Station Chinatown On the last day, we will travel through the intertwining of nature and art, and enjoy the fun of food on the bustling streets at night. -- Attraction recommendations: 🍀Bukchon Hanok Village🍀 ✨✨✨✨ 📍Address: 37, Gyedong-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul ⏰Opening hours: All day ⏳Duration: 2-3 hours Bukchon not only has museums and traditional workshops, but children can also experience traditional Korean crafts such as knotting and folk painting! 🌈Ikseon-dong Hanok Village🌈 ✨✨✨ 📍Address: Ikseon-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul ⏰Opening hours: Mon-Tue, Thu-Sun 10:00-21:00; Wed 11:30-21:00 ⏳Duration: 3-4 hours In Ikseon-dong Hanok Village, traditional Korean architecture and art spaces blend history and art perfectly, making it a great place for family trips. 🎡Wolmido🎡 ✨✨✨ 📍Address: 36, Wolmimunhwa-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon ⏰Opening hours: All day ⏳Duration: 3 hours Wolmido is famous for its small amusement park with Apollo Disco and pirate ships, making it a great place for family trips. 🎨Ihwa Mural Village🎨 ✨✨✨ 📍Address: Ihwa-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul ⏰Opening hours: All day ⏳Duration: 2-3 hours We recommend the Ihwa Mural Village tour, where you can explore creative works such as Q-version Avengers murals and 3D murals! -- 📱Travel essentials: Communication devices Of course, the most important things are your phone and camera. We need to show off our photos of our trip to South Korea on social media, right? Don't forget to bring a plug adapter and a power bank. Different countries have different plug specifications, and we don't want to find out that our phone is out of power when we need it the most. 📑Travel essentials: Documents The documents you need are your passport and a South Korean visa. You don't want to find out that you forgot your visa when you reach the border. Of course, you also need your flight information, hotel information, and itinerary. 👗Travel essentials: Clothing The weather in South Korea in December is very cold, so prepare a down jacket, hat, gloves, and scarf. Dress warmly when you go out to take beautiful photos and have a good mood. 💄Travel essentials: Personal daily necessities Don't forget your toiletries. Although many hotels provide them, it's always better to use your own. In addition, don't forget to bring tissues, wet wipes, sunscreen, sun hats, and mosquito repellent. 💊Travel essentials: Common medicines Oh, and don't forget to bring some common medicines, such as stomach medicine if you are not used to Korean food, motion sickness medicine if you get carsick, painkillers, band-aids, and other small items. These may be small, but they can be very useful in critical moments. -- That's all for my trip to South Korea~ Let me know what you think, and I look forward to the next wonderful journey! 😉🙌

#FreeAccommodationEvent 2 minutes walk from Tongin Market, 14 minutes walk from Susungdong Valley After looking around every corner of Seochon, it is a really good and optimal location It is an accommodation with a private jacuzzi and a charming Hanok sensibility. It preserves the Hanok feel while the facilities are modern and convenient. The jacuzzi is also quite large, so it is good for walking all day and relieving fatigue. I recommend it to those who want to feel the charm of Seochon:) #HanokAccommodation #UniqueAccommodation #HotPlace #SeochonTravel

#overseastravel #koreatrip #koreacafe #koreatourism #koreainformation #solotravelinkorea #solotravelinkorea #tonginmarket #gyeongbokgungcafe #gyeongbokgung ============= 🇰🇷Tongin-dong, Seoul, Korea "TAETEA Jongno Tongin Direct Store" A cafe where you can taste traditional tea ============ A cafe chain in Korea where you can enjoy various types of tea, including Daeikcha, located about a 5-minute walk from Gyeongbokgung Station on Subway Line 3. Daeikcha, a pu-erh tea, has a unique flavor, and the more it is aged, the deeper the flavor becomes. ▼ Pu-erh Ripe Tea/보이숙차/Pu-erh Tea 7,200w It seems to be recommended for those who are drinking pu-erh tea for the first time. Although it is a fermented tea, if it is a high-quality tea that is well fermented, it is said to have a flavor similar to jujube and a taste like vintage raw pu-erh tea. 　　 It was very easy to drink and had no bitter, sour or peculiar taste. I was recommended this tea as it can be enjoyed as cold tea. 　　 In addition to Pu'er tea, the shop also has a wide selection of cafe drinks such as coffee, black tea, chocolate mocha, and matcha milk. Shaved ice and cakes are also available for purchase. 　　 ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝ ▼ TAETEA Jongno Tongin Direct Store/TAETEA Jongno Tongin Direct Store 4-6 Jahamun-ro 13-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul (4-6 Jahamun-ro 13-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul) 02-6214-7542 Business hours: 10:00-20:00 Closed: Irregularly Access: About 5 minutes walk from Gyeongbokgung Station on Subway Line 3 ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝

Seochon in Seoul Like Bukchon, there are Hanok houses. There are also many cafes Wandering in the alleys, you will occasionally come across Korean houses and various specialty cafes. I like the feeling here. Unlike Bukchon, West Village has many tourists. So you can really feel the life of the local residents

Ma! This is 𝗞-rooftop! 🇰🇷 ⠀ Hanok rooftop located in Gyeongbokgung Station And collaboration with colorful chairs..🌳🪑 A cafe where the present meets the past ⠀ Hanok rooftop certification shot with Hanok tiles in the background 💁🏻‍♀️ᩚ Recommended as a date course in Seochon ◡̎ ⠀ ⠀ 📍Cafe information [Haven HAVEN] 📍Located across from Tong-in Market! 📍Recommended cream latte/tiramisu #Cafe with a good view

#Overseas Travel Tongin Market is located in Hyoja-dong near Gyeongbokgung Palace. It is a retro and interesting market. Although it is not large in size, the popularity of this traditional market has increased due to the introduction of the "copper coin bento" experience. It is also another special experience for a free trip to Seoul. How to use copper coins: ➡️Tongren Market can exchange W5000 for about $3x HKD for 10 ancient copper coins and a lunch box… Then you can exchange it with the shops in the market where you can exchange copper coins for food🤭😆😆 transportation: Subway 🚇➡️Gyeongbokgung Station Exit 2➡️About 10 minutes walk #Korea #KoreaTravel

Address: 11-36 Jahamun-ro 6-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul Atmosphere/Facilities: The atmosphere of a small Swiss village residential area Key Points: A place full of authentic Swiss menus such as goulash, lamb ribs, Schweinkotte, and veal tenderloin Average price per person: 20,000 won Rating: 5/5 I think it's because of the coronavirus these days, but I feel excited when I go to places that are decorated like foreign countries all over Korea! This place is also decorated like a small Swiss village. Maybe that's why it's so cute and pretty, and it really feels like spending Christmas abroad🥰! The goulash is so filling and warm, and the lamb ribs, veal tenderloin, and lasagna were all great! It's a great restaurant! #HotPlace #RestaurantRecommendation #Jongno #Seochon #LaSwiss

Tongin Market is one of the five major markets in Seoul. It is not as famous as Gwangjang Market, but it has become more well-known due to the filming of Running Man. Its characteristic is that it uses copper coins for payment. Before entering, you can exchange 10,000 won for a plastic tray and 10 copper coins at the door. You can take a look around to see what snacks you like. If you buy while looking, the 10 copper coins will disappear in an instant! So you must think twice. Of course, if you have money, you can buy whatever you want. XD Personal preference, I will definitely buy a cup of 식혜 sweet rice drink at the end to put a perfect end to this meal. #Tongin Market #Seoul #Overseas Travel #Overseas Travel

Come to Seoul in addition to the Guangzang market, don't forget to go shopping at Tongren Market. Be sure to experience the copper money lunch. 5,000 won can buy ten coins, then they send you a fast food box, you can start shopping, most of them only 2 coins. When you are full, you can go to the cafe to eat, there is water, chopsticks spoon. Very convenient! End at four in the afternoon!

It's Seochon Street, and when I walked there on a cold winter day, it had a certain atmosphere. The cute little workshops were so pretty.

#summervacay Tongin Market is a beloved traditional Korean market in Seochon, near Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul. It’s especially popular for its unique "lunchbox café" experience using yeopjeon (brass coin tokens), giving it a charming twist on traditional market food! Why Tongin Market Is Popular Dosirak Café (Lunchbox Experience) You exchange money for traditional coins yeopjeon and use them to buy small portions of food at selected stalls. #tongin #citydaytours #localfood #thingstodo

#cityplaybook During my recent trip to Seoul, after exploring the majestic Gyeongbokgung Palace and wandering through Jongno-gu, my family and I headed to Tongin Traditional Market for lunch. This market, conveniently located within walking distance from Gyeongbokgung, is renowned for its unique "Yeopjeon Dosirak" (coin-based lunchbox), and we were eager to experience it and sample the local market delicacies with my child. Having had a delightful experience on a previous Seoul market tour at Mangwon Market, my expectations for Tongin Market were quite high. We arrived on a weekday, shortly after 2 PM, which was a little past the main lunch rush. Upon entering, the first thing you need to do is visit the customer satisfaction center to purchase "yeopjeon" or traditional coins. These coins are then used at various stalls throughout the market, though it's worth noting that some vendors also accept cash. This coin system adds a fun, interactive element to your dining experience, making you feel like you're stepping back in time. However, one important thing to manage your expectations: Tongin Market is quite small. It truly feels like a compact market, even smaller than some county-level markets I've visited. While the "yeopjeon dosirak" concept is a definite highlight and a charming way to try a variety of Korean street foods and banchan (side dishes), don't expect a sprawling traditional market experience. Despite its modest size, the market offers a pleasant and unique culinary adventure, particularly for those looking to try a diverse range of foods using the traditional coin system. It's a great stop for a casual, interactive lunch right in the heart of Seoul. #historicallandmarks #traditionalculture

#SeoulTravel Introducing a hidden emotional cafe located deep inside the Tongin Market building in Seochon. ⚜️ Inside the cafe, the walls are decorated with sculptures that look like ancient patterns, and uniquely shaped furniture and props are placed here and there. In the darkness where mysterious music flows, this place gives you the feeling of being in another world beyond an ordinary cafe. 🏺 The Set It Dan Latte boasts a deep and rich taste like a cup of art with the combination of cinnamon and oat milk. 😄 In addition, desserts such as chocolate banana, crème d'ange, and filling butter cookies are works of art in themselves, adding sweet moments. 👍 ⏰Business hours 12:00 - 20:00 Last order at 19:30 Regularly closed (every Monday) 📍Set It Dan 55 Jahamun-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul

#April Good Places 2025 #Tongin Market 090425 (2) Booked at noon before going to Ching Wa Dae, first go to Nishimura Hanok and Tongin Market. The most important thing is to check in and take pictures 📷📸 before saying hello, otherwise it will be black and face facing you 😅😬! Basically the same livelihood items as the actual market everything is available 🍎🥕🍍🥬🥑🍄🟫🥔🫚🍢🥟🌶️!

staying in Seoul for a week was a very unique experience to me and very junky days😅😁😂

#CanadaFlightEvent There are also stir-fried rice cakes with soy sauce, but the price is the same, so if you are looking for something less spicy, it is worth a try. However, the stir-fried rice cakes covered in a lot of red pepper powder are not spicy, so if it is your first time, it is best to eat one serving. The owner's tip is that it is more delicious to eat two at a time.

#CanadaFlightEvent A strangely delicious food that you have to eat when you go to Tongin Market If you go expecting a great taste, you will be disappointed, but when you see this It is hard to just pass by. When you order, the owner will fry it for you If you order red flavor, he will sometimes give you white flavor as a service. It is the best.

Established in 1932, Yonggeumok is a renowned traditional restaurant in Seoul that has been selected for the Michelin Bib Gourmand. The main menu item is Chueotang, a loach soup dish. At Yonggeumok, the Seoul-style Chueotang features whole loaches in a chili pepper-infused broth, which is the more famous version. The Namdo-style Chueotang involves grinding the loaches with their bones and simmering them. Nowadays, many people prefer the Seoul-style seasoning with the ground loaches. The soup is packed with ingredients such as tofu, green onions, wood ear mushrooms, other mushrooms, and fried tofu. While the bright red Seoul-style soup may seem intimidating, even those sensitive to spice can enjoy it. The yellow Namdo-style soup is extremely mild. However, it's a bit disappointing that neither version fully captures the distinctive loach flavor. Perhaps the whole loach approach is the way to go. Yonggeumok Address: 118-5 Tongin-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul Phone: 02-777-4749 Hours: Mon-Fri 11:30-21:00 (Break time 15:00-17:00), Sat & Holidays 11:30-20:00 (Break time 15:00-17:00) Closed: Sundays

Stop going to Gwangjang market Market because of Netflix , there are many more markets that are underrated. I am going to recommend you to try visiting Tongin Market. Hidden down one of the Gyeongbokgung area’s many side alleys is Tongin Market. As one of Seoul’s smaller traditional markets, the narrow alley offers a nice selection of foods, snacks and drinks. This hidden gem has a secret menu that separates it from other markets and makes it a unique, must-visit for foodies in Seoul. As a small market, there are plenty of reasons to visit bigger markets like Gwangjang to the south or Mangwon to the west. But whereas Gwangjang revels in the chaos of its massive marketplace with oversized (and sometimes overpriced) dishes, Tongin has a more unique and personalized dining experience. Right here in tongin market you use the traditional coin to pay for your food. So firstly, made your way to Tongin Market’s Doshirak Cafe. There we paid a 10,000 KRW per person and in exchange received a plastic lunch plate and two bundles of yeopjeon (brass coins) each. The coins are used to purchase small single and half-servings of dishes at the many restaurants in the market later. For anyone who’s ever wandered into a market and wanted to try a little of everything, this is fun! Like other markets, Tongin offers full servings of tteokbokki, fried tempura, japchae and all the other traditional fare. But, the Yeopjeon Doshirak offers visitors the chance to try a little bit of everything. It was really fun experience if you want to experience something different and try out all the different food. Directions: To get to Tongin Market by subway, take Seoul Subway Line 3 (Orange Line) and get off at Gyeongbokgung Station via Exit 2. From there, walk straight for about 10 minutes (approximately 600 metres). You will find Tongin Market on your left-hand side, just past Hyoja-dong. #koreatrip #travel#thingstodo#myitinerary#localfood

Explore Seoul for 5 days and experience the fashion capital! Check out this super detailed itinerary and experience a different side of South Korea! -------------------- 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: Blue House - Gyeongbokgung Palace - National Folk Museum of Korea - Cheonggyecheon - Tongin Market Visit the Blue House, the political center of South Korea, then explore the ancient Gyeongbokgung Palace. Learn more about Korean culture at the National Folk Museum of Korea, then take a stroll along Cheonggyecheon and enjoy the local flavors at Tongin Market. Day 2: Myeong-dong - Graffiti Show (NH Art Hall) Shop at the trendy stores in Myeong-dong during the day, then enjoy the exciting graffiti show at NH Art Hall at night and experience the collision of art and creativity. Day 3: Seoul [Free Day] Enjoy a free day in Seoul and explore every corner of the city at your own pace. Day 4: Seoul [Free Day] Another free day in Seoul. You can choose to shop, eat, or visit other attractions and experience the many sides of Seoul. Day 5: Seoul - Beijing End your wonderful trip to Seoul and return to Beijing with lots of memories and experiences. Look forward to your next trip! -------------------- Travel tips: 1️⃣ You need a visa to visit Seoul, so remember to prepare your documents in advance 📋. 2️⃣ Seoul specialties such as cosmetics and hanbok are affordable, but don't forget to compare prices before buying 🛍️. 3️⃣ There are plenty of delicious foods, from barbecue to fried chicken, so don't forget to try the local specialties 🍴. 4️⃣ Seoul is 1 hour ahead of Beijing, so adjusting to the time difference is easy 🕰️. -------------------- Enjoy your trip to Seoul and experience the charm of South Korea. Don't forget to try the local food to make your trip even more memorable!

Winter Sonata, Korea! Let me take you on a 5-day tour of Korea's ice and snow, with lots of surprises! From food and attractions to local specialties, we've got it all! Are you ready to take on the cold and beautiful winter trip to Korea? -- 🌟Itinerary: Day 1: Ikseon-dong Hanok Village - Namsan Park - N Seoul Tower We will first visit Ikseon-dong Hanok Village, then take a walk in Namsan Park, and finally climb N Seoul Tower to see the panoramic view of Seoul. Day 2: Gyeongbokgung Palace - Blue House - Bukchon Hanok Village - Tongin Market The itinerary is full of Korean history and culture, from Gyeongbokgung Palace to the Blue House, to the ancient architecture of Bukchon Hanok Village and the bustling Tongin Market💖. Day 3: Myeongdong Spend the whole day shopping in Myeongdong to satisfy your potential shopping desires and enjoy the collision of culture and food😋. Day 4: Udo Island - Seongsan Ilchulbong - Seopjikoji - Seongeup Folk Village - Hallasan National Park See five places in one day, and your eyes and soul will be satisfied, from the tranquility of Udo Island to the splendor of Seongsan Ilchulbong, to the history of Seongeup Folk Village, your suitcase will be full😊. Day 5: Jeju Teddy Bear Museum On the last day of your trip, visit the Jeju Teddy Bear Museum and get up close and personal with the cute teddy bears, leaving you with the last beautiful memory🐻. -- 👜Travel Essentials: Korea Trip 📱1. You must bring a global roaming SIM card, otherwise you won't be able to use your phone. Also, many places in Korea offer free Wi-Fi, so remember to set your phone to connect automatically. ⚙️2. Korea uses a two-pin round plug, so you may need a plug adapter. Also, don't forget to bring a charger and portable power bank to keep your electronics charged during your trip. 📝3. Since you need a visa, you must prepare your passport and visa before you leave. Keep these two important items in a safe and visible place, preferably in a multi-layer waterproof bag to prevent moisture. 🧥4. January in Korea is very cold, especially at night, so it is recommended to bring some warm clothes, such as wool sweaters, thick coats, scarves, hats, and gloves. 💊5. The trip may be interrupted by physical discomfort, so it is necessary to bring some common medicines, such as painkillers, cold medicine, band-aids, and some special medicines for personal use. 📷6. Everyone loves to capture and share the beautiful moments of their trip, so a camera is a must. Whether it's a camera, phone, or GoPro, don't forget to charge them and prepare a memory card. -- Korea trip, food, shopping, and scenery, all in one, enjoy your trip!✈️🥳

Dear readers, a new year, a new you, a new destination! Let’s take a look at this 5-day self-guided tour guide for South Korea during the New Year’s Eve. Travel all over South Korea and enjoy the whole winter! -- South Korea is a country with thousands of years of history, beautiful four-season scenery and profound regional customs. ⛰️Walking between the ancient palaces and modern skyscrapers of Seoul, you can feel that this is a vivid historical scroll; leading to the fields of Jeollabuk-do 🌾 Tasting authentic Korean barbecue 🍖, you will be amazed by its warm hospitality And moved. -- 🎉🎉🎉Route arrangement: DAY1: Ikseondong Hanok Village – Namsan Park – N Seoul Tower 👉On this day, we will explore the historical and cultural heart of Seoul, stroll in the Hanok Village, enjoy the scenery of Namsan Park, and finally climb to the N Seoul Tower to enjoy the night view of the city. DAY2: Gyeongbokgung Palace - Blue House - Bukchon Hanok Village - Tongin Market 👉On the second day, we will feel the royal atmosphere at Gyeongbokgung Palace, witness the national power at Blue House, experience Korean life in Bukchon Hanok Village, and finally taste authentic food at Tongin Market. DAY3: Myeongdong 👉On the third day, we will experience a shopping spree in the bustling Myeongdong, which will definitely satisfy your various shopping desires. DAY4: Udo - Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak - Seopjikoji - Jeju Folk Village - Halla Arboretum 👉On the fourth day, we will start exploring Jeju Island, appreciate the tranquility of Udo, the magnificence of Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, the beautiful scenery of Seopjikoji, revel in the history and culture of Jeju Folk Village, and then enjoy the Halla Arboretum Nature. DAY5: Chaoan Teddy Bear Museum 👉On the last day, we will visit the Chaoan Teddy Bear Museum, letting this trip end with joyful and sweet memories. -- Must-visit attractions: 🌳Namsan Park: The filming location of "My Love from the Star" overlooks the beautiful scenery of Seoul🌃. It's so beautiful that you can't help but shout, "Wow!" 🗼N Seoul Tower: The lights are bright at night, with a panoramic view of Seoul. Those in love can also leave lingering feelings on the love lock wall. 🕌Gyeongbokgung Palace: It feels like traveling through time and space to the Joseon Dynasty. The beautiful scenery in front of you makes people indulge in the long river of history. 🏝️Udo: The ever-changing eastern part of Jeju. Take a walk and take a look. The island is lying in the sea like a lying cow, gently looking at every tourist who comes here. 🍜Myeongdong: Seoul’s famous eating, drinking and entertainment street🚶‍♂️, where you can taste must-eat food, buy your favorite products, and leave unforgettable memories. -- Must-see tips for traveling: 1️⃣ Currency exchange rate: South Korea’s currency is Korean Won. After returning home, you can find a special exchange rate exchange office or exchange it at a bank. 1 RMB can be exchanged for about 171 Korean Won🏦 2️⃣ Time difference problem: Dear friends, please remember that South Korea is 1 hour behind China to avoid missing your trip or oversleeping again😴 3️⃣ Food exploration: Korean barbecue🥩, fried chicken🍗, cold noodles🍜 are definitely not to be missed, remember not to miss every street food stall🏪 4️⃣ Pay attention to politeness: Koreans are particularly particular about respect and etiquette, especially older people must use honorifics👴👵 -- 👋I hope this guide can help you, and I look forward to your wonderful journey in South Korea! 🎈

5-day holiday in Korea! Check out our 5-day itinerary for Korea and enjoy a stress-free trip! / 🎉Itinerary suggestions: Day 1: Ikseon-dong Hanok Village -> Namsan Park -> N Seoul Tower Travel between tradition and modernity, feel the ancient charm of Hanok, climb to the top of Namsan Mountain, overlook the beautiful scenery of Seoul, and finally go to N Seoul Tower to enjoy the urban night view. Day 2: Gyeongbokgung Palace -> Blue House -> Bukchon Hanok Village -> Tongin Market Visit the historic Gyeongbokgung Palace, feel the atmosphere of traditional Korean culture, then go to the political center of the Blue House, then stroll through Bukchon Hanok Village, experience Korean life, and finally visit Tongin Market to taste authentic snacks. Day 3: Myeongdong Enjoy a full day of shopping in Myeongdong, a shopping paradise, and explore the cutting edge of fashion. Day 4: Udo Island -> Seongsan Ilchulbong -> Seopjikoji -> Seongeup Folk Village -> Hallasan National Park Enjoy the natural scenery of Udo Island, climb Seongsan Ilchulbong to see the magnificent scenery, stroll through Seopjikoji to feel the tranquility of nature, then visit Seongeup Folk Village to experience traditional culture, and finally visit Hallasan National Park to enjoy close contact with nature. Day 5: Teseum Teddy Bear Museum Immerse yourself in the world of cute teddy bears and relive the innocence and joy of childhood.🧸 / Travel essentials: 🧳Korea travel packing list 📞 Prepare a SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as the voltage in Korea is different. 🪪 Passport, visa, and air ticket, don't forget important documents. 👔 Prepare clothes according to the climate in December, a warm coat is important. 🔋 Chargers and power banks, keep your phone charged at all times. 💊 Bring some common medicines for peace of mind. / 🎉Enjoy food, scenery, and fashion on your trip to Korea, and explore this charming place! 🎉

#December Travel Support Event It's a place where I felt that traditional markets were constantly thinking about how to survive. It may seem like nothing special, but making a lunch box by paying with coins is a more enjoyable experience than you think. There are also good commercial areas nearby, so if you want a unique date course, it's worth going at least once!

Address: 18 Jahamun-ro 15-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul Atmosphere/Facilities: It's a small market, and people usually come here to eat stir-fried rice cakes or to have them with them, but they also buy other food items that they're curious about. I think eating once is enough. If you're here, you can go to Hyoja Bakery and buy some bread and leave. #NewYorkFlightEvent #TonginMarket #SeoulTravel

Address: 18 Jahamun-ro 15-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul Atmosphere/Facilities: Even if three people eat until they are full, it won't cost 20,000 won These days, it's a really nice price range Even if you like snacks, you're always welcome here Key Point: Even if you're disappointed the first time you eat it If you come to Tongin Market and don't eat it, you'll regret it #NewYorkFlightEvent #TonginMarket #SeoulTravel

#summertripevent #south_korea #koreatravel #seoultravel Tongin Market Address 18 Jahamun-ro 15-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea I was able to buy snacks and eat them at Tongin Market and look around while looking at various things.

#FallTravel #SeochonOuting #TonginMarket 📍18 Jahamun-ro 15-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul 📍Everyday 07:00-20:30 📍A restaurant specializing in light tteokbokki stir-fried with red pepper powder and soy sauce 📍Set [Gochujang oil tteokbokki + soy sauce oil tteokbokki + 2 perilla leaf pickles]: 10,000 won 💛 A place where I stopped without realizing it because there were so many customers as I passed by:) It was my first time eating oil tteokbokki, and it wasn't particularly special, but it was more appealing the more I ate it, and it's a taste that I still think about!!! The gochujang is slightly spicy and the soy sauce is light, so if it's your first time, I recommend eating them together!! The owner was also kind and cheerful^^

#Japanese and Korean City Attractions #Korea #Seoul Travel Foodies😋Go out again to find special market food "Tongin Market"😎 Must try the unique copper plate bento Interesting and special way to spend copper coins One of the must-try markets in Seoul Lots of Korean local delicacies and snacks Walk and collect a variety of dishes at once to satisfy your eyes and stomach The fun of copper plate trading in ancient times is worth in-depth experience Tongin Market Address: 15길18, 서울종로구자하문로 Tongin Market consists of 75 stores, with the largest number of restaurants and small food vendors and other food-related stores. What is different from the general traditional market is that you can buy ancient copper coins. It is a nice and interesting experience to buy things or food with ancient copper coins in designated stores. Remember Monday is a holiday!