Changdeokgung/ Gyeongbokgung Palace Walking Tour with Hanbok Rental

Changdeokgung/ Gyeongbokgung Palace Walking Tour with Hanbok Rental Options

Changdeokgung Palace Walking Tour with Hanbok Rental - From Myeongdong Station

Gyeongbokgung Palace Walking Tour with Hanbok Rental - From Myeongdong Station

Changdeokgung Palace Walking Tour with Hanbok Rental - From City Hall Station

Gyeongbokgung Palace Walking Tour with Hanbok Rental - From City Hall Station

Descripción general

Get a taste of Korea's royal history by walking through a grand palace in full Hanbok attire!

With a local guide leading the way, explore palace courtyards once walked by kings, capture timeless photos in Bukchon's hanok-lined alleys, and browse handmade crafts in Insadong. Along the way, discover hidden corners of Seoul's history and end the day with street food favorites at one of the city's oldest markets. It's a full day of stories, sights and snapshots — ideal for travelers looking for something cultural and fun in Korea.

Why this tour?

• Changdeokgung: a beautifully preserved palace that served as the principal palace for 13 kings
• Dress in traditional hanbok and explore a royal palace with an English-speaking local guide
• Visit highlights like Insadong, Jogyesa Temple, and Gwangjang Market
• Snap photos among traditional hanok houses in Bukchon Hanok Village
• A well-rounded Seoul day tour packed with culture, history, and local flavor

▲ Changdeokgung Palace
Changdeokgung is one of Seoul's Five Grand Palaces and served as the main royal residence for over 250 years. Known for its harmony with nature, the palace features graceful architecture, spacious courtyards, and tree-lined paths that offer a quiet glimpse into Korea's royal past.



▲ Gyeongbokgung Palace
Gyeongbokgung Palace is Seoul's largest and most iconic palace, originally built in 1395 during the Joseon Dynasty. With grand gates, wide courtyards, and striking halls like Geunjeongjeon, it offers a powerful look into Korea's royal legacy.





▲ Hanbok rental
Experience traditional Hanbok and step into the past as you explore Korea's royal landmarks. With its flowing lines and vibrant colors, the Hanbok adds a cultural touch to your journey.



▲ Bukchon Hanok Village
Bukchon Hanok Village is a historic neighborhood filled with traditional Korean houses, or hanok, dating back to the Joseon Dynasty. Stroll through quiet alleys lined with tiled roofs and wooden frames, and get a glimpse of Seoul's past in one of its most photogenic spots.



▲ Insadong Street
Insadong Street is a lively cultural district known for traditional crafts, art galleries, and teahouses. It is a great place to shop for handmade souvenirs, try Korean snacks, and soak up the charm of old Seoul in a walkable, colorful setting.



▲ Jogyesa Temple
Jogyesa Temple is a serene Buddhist temple in the heart of Seoul, known for its colorful lanterns and ancient trees. A peaceful stop on your journey, it offers a glimpse into Korean Zen Buddhism and a quiet moment amid the city's buzz.



▲ Gwangjang Market
Gwangjang Market is one of Seoul's oldest traditional markets, famous for its buzzing food stalls and classic Korean street eats. From crispy mung bean pancakes to spicy tteokbokki, it is the perfect place to end your day with bold flavors and local energy.