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Traces of time in beautiful Seoul
#Genuine

What does Seoul look like to you?

In the video, “Beauty Inside Seoul,” which was released this summer, viewers can choose between four different themes to explore Seoul with Song Kang. #Genuine is recommended for those who want to get away from their busy daily life for a while. Let's walk through the elegant scenery of Seoul by following the footsteps of Songgang, the new muse of VisitSeoul.

Rakkojae

Rakkojae is a traditional hotel converted from a 130-year-old hanok. There is even a pavilion and a pond in the hotel, making visitors feel like they are entering a different time in history. Spend a special time enjoying the morning sunlight coming through the windows of a hanok while sipping warm tea.

Seosulla-gil

Go for a walk along Seosulla-gil's Jongmyo Doldam-gil with Song Kang. Seosulla-gil, which starts from Jongno 3-ga Station, is lined with restaurants and cafes that capture the atmosphere of old Seoul. Have a rejuvenating time alone like Song Kang, walking along a stone wall with a camera.

Balwoo Gongyang

This is Balwoo Gongyang, a restaurant specializing in temple food which stimulates Song Kang's tastebuds with refined Korean cuisine. Balwoo Gongyang, run by Jogyesa Temple, uses traditional recipes to create authentic temple food. Sample some gourmet temple dishes with Song Kang right here at Balwoo Gongyang.

Gyeongbokgung Palace

Gyeongbokgung Palace is simply majestic, leading Song Kang to take out his own camera to be sure that he captures it all. Gyeongbokgung Palace was the largest palace built during the Joseon Dynasty and is saturated with authentic Korean beauty. In Gyeongbokgung Palace, there are many buildings that give visitors a glimpse into the royal culture of the Joseon Dynasty, such as Geunjeongjeon Hall and Gyeonghoeru Pavilion.

What kind of Seoul would you like to travel to?
Go on a trip to Seoul with 4 different themes alongside Song Kang