Hanbok Rental Experience at Seoul Gyeongbokgung Palace

Make all your historical K-drama scenes come alive as you dress in a hanbok and tour Seoul’s most impressive historical monuments. Worn during semi-formal and formal events hanboks are characterized by bright colors and simple lines. The traditional clothing dates back to the Joseon period. It recently regained popularity, with many locals and foreigners dressing up in hanboks to take pictures as they explore Seoul.

Pick out Your Hanbok

Visit the Gyeongbokgung store in Hanboknam, which has over 500 hanbok styles. Choose from among royal hanboks or military attire from the imperial era. You can also dress up in traditional wedding hanboks with your significant other. Enjoy the experience of the staff braiding a Daenggi into your hair or pulling it into a royal updo. Click photos at the self-studios, where you can pick from different movie and television sets as the background.

Visit the Royal Joseon Palaces

Stroll in the grounds of the grand Gyeongbokgung Palace, the most well-preserved of the five remaining royal Joseon palaces. Take photos with your friends and family to capture the royal feel of the experience. Explore the garden of Changdeok Palace and enjoy the maple leaves fluttering down in the fall.

The Gyeongbokgung Palace Hanbok Rental Experience is the perfect place to recreate your favorite K-drama scenes and enjoy a part of Korean history. Dress up with your friends and family, making this experience unique and magical. Choose the duration of your experience starting from 1.5 hours to a full-day experience.

Hanbok Rental Experience at Seoul Gyeongbokgung Palace

Dive into the rich cultural heritage of South Korea by participating in this Hanbok rental experience and guided sightseeing tour that includes a visit to Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeok Palace, and other landmarks. The tour lasts from 4 hours to an entire day, providing guests with audio guides available in multiple languages such as English, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean, ensuring accessibility for all. Tourists can choose between different rental durations and styles, ranging from classic hanboks to more contemporary designs. With over 500 hanbok options at Hanboknam store, the experience offers customization based on personal preference or traditional attire. This tour is perfect for those interested in Korean history, fashion, and cultural landmarks. Gyeongbokgung Palace, built three years after King Taejo founded the Joseon Dynasty in 1394, stands as a testament to Korea's royal past. Changdeok Palace, established in 1405, complements Gyeongbokgung with its own unique historical significance and architectural splendor.

Explore Gyeongbokgung Palace

Your tour stops at Gyeongbokgung Palace where you can immerse yourself in the grandeur of Korea's imperial past. Built in 1395, this palace covers an area of approximately 400,000 square meters and is known for its intricate architecture, including the Geunjeongjeon Hall, Gyeonghoeru Pavilion, and Jagyeongnu Pavilion. The palace served as the main royal residence during the Joseon Dynasty until the Japanese occupation in 1910 when it was destroyed; however, extensive restoration efforts since the mid-20th century have brought back much of its former glory. Tourists spend about two hours exploring Gyeongbokgung, appreciating its historical significance and unique features such as the changing of the guard ceremony at Geunjeongmun Gate. Unlike other palaces in Seoul, Gyeongbokgung offers visitors a chance to see traditional Korean culture firsthand through various performances and exhibitions held regularly throughout the year.

Discover Changdeok Palace

At Changdeok Palace, guests can explore one of the best-preserved royal palaces from the Joseon Dynasty. Established in 1405, this palace complex spans over 275,000 square meters and is renowned for its Secret Garden (Biwon), a lush green space that offers stunning views and tranquility to visitors. The palace's main hall, Injeongjeon, showcases detailed wood carvings and traditional Korean painting styles. Additionally, the Huigyeonggung Residence within Changdeok Palace served as the residence for royal concubines during the Joseon period. Unlike other palaces in Seoul that have undergone extensive modernization, Changdeok Palace retains much of its original charm and historical integrity, making it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts.

Tour Highlights

• Dress in hanbok at Hanboknam store with over 500 styles
• Choose from 4-hour or full-day experience options
• Audio guides available in English, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean languages
• Rent matching accessories including shoes and headpieces
• Tour the grand Gyeongbokgung Palace built in 1395
• Explore Changdeok Palace with its Secret Garden and Injeongjeon hall
• Take pictures at film-themed "self-studios"
• Enjoy guided sightseeing through Seoul landmarks

Perfect for history buffs, fashion lovers, and cultural enthusiasts, this tour provides a deep dive into Korea's royal past. Participants can explore Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeok Palace, and other historical sites, giving them an unparalleled understanding of traditional Korean culture while enjoying the beauty of hanbok attire.