Private House Traditional Of Korea

“Korea House” offers a traditional meal followed by various folk performances. Visitors can also explore the garden, view handicraft items, and watch a traditional wedding ceremonry. It is a very popular introduction to Korean performing arts for foreign visitors due to its location and high level of promotion. The lobby in the main building houses a small selection of cultural items and a gift shop sells souvenirs and postcards. 

The Arboretum of Korea “Gwangneung”

The first thing to know about Gwangneung is that it holds King Sejo on the left and Queen Jeonghui on the right. The second thing to know is that the tombs are part of the “Korea National Arboretum” and feature some old trees that have managed to stay vertical through all of Korea's turmoil. The third thing to know is that it's far enough out of Seoul to make it a good day trip. One of Korea's Historic Sites (#197), this “Royal Tomb of Brilliance” is my latest addition to my Joseon-Dynasty quest.

Hangang River Cruise

“The Hangang (River) Cruise” is one of the best ways to enjoy the Hangang (River). There are 8 different docks from which to board, including Yeouido, Jamsil, Yangwha, Ttukseom, Sangam, Seoul Forest, Jamdubong and Seonyudo. The cruises have different themes allowing passengers to enjoy live performances and fine dining as they admire the scenery. The romance of the Hangang makes river cruises very popular with lovers all throughout the year.

Fantastic Grand Park of children’s in Seoul

“Children’s Grand Park” is a family oriented theme park located in the west of Seoul. The park was opened on May 5th, 1973, celebrating Children’s Day. The area of the theme park is quite large. “Children’s Grand Park” has a wide range of activities and events for Children. The main attractions at Children’s Grand Park is the zoo, amusement park and animal riding.