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Travel to Seoul with NCT in their Hot & Young Seoul Trip. NCT is a next generation boy group consisting of multinational members from China, Japan, Thailand, the U.S., and Canada. Let's visit the hot spots of Seoul that NCT members visited and introduced.

NCT Enjoying 'N Seoul Tower' 100 times more!

Namsan Seoul Tower Hanbok Culture Experience Center

Six NCT members visited Seoul’s famous tour destination Namsan. To seek different pleasures from Namsan Seoul Tower, the group was divided into three.
“Looks like what I saw in a drama!”
Johnny and Mark said as they stopped at the Hanbo Culture Experience Center located in B1 of Namsan Seoul Tower. More than 300 hanboks, including traditional palace hanboks, modern hanboks, and wedding hanboks, along photo zones resembling traditional guest rooms, a palace, and a traditional wedding venue there, which makes it perfect for photo shoots. Johnny and Mark had fun turning into handsome young men from the Joseon Dynasty. Admissions is 2,000 won for those above age 14, while those 13 and below 13 cost 1,000 won. Rental fees differ per hanbok type. Visitors with the Discover Seoul Pass   can enter and enjoy standard a hanbok for free.

NCT Seoul Korean Mokbang (eating broadcasting)

Mokmyeoksanbang

Enjoying nice food can never be left out in trips. NCT members headed towards Mokmyeoksanbang, located in the middle of Namsan. This favorite of Uta, a self-proclaimed mountain man, offers an elegant look and the beautiful landscape of Namsan. The restaurant’s signature dish is bibimbap and they don't add any chemical additives in the dish, which allows for its savory taste. Unlike other restaurants, they put vegetables on a side plate instead of putting them on top of the rice. What about having a seafood chive pancake, like NCT members did? In addition, the traditional tea is farmed by the owner of the restaurant. Once you drink a sip of their jujube tea, you will feel like you are becoming healthy, just as Lucas described.

Who's the best sportsman of NCT?

Legend Heroes Myeongdong Noon Square [Closed]  

NCT members visited an indoor sports theme park to see who was the best at sports. On the screen, they played shooting, baseball, curling and other sports. Kun said it was his first time doing archery, but he actually hit all the targets, showing his new talent. Indoor theme parks are getting popular recently because 20 sports are accessible indoors regardless of weather conditions. In the past, you had to have a large numbers of people to play certain sports, but now only 2-3 is enough. Also, a snack bar that offers refreshments and drinks is in place. Fees have to be paid upfront by game or time.

NCT Travel to Seoul's 'hot place', Ikseon-dong

Ikdong Butcher and Bistro

NCT members went to Ikseon Hanok Village, a hot spot in Seoul. This is where hanoks built in the 1920s are and it is becoming a hot spot as some of the houses are turning into restaurants. NCT members went to restaurants in the neighborhood, with Lucas and Winwin choosing Thai food, Johnny and Mark chosing Japanese, and Uta and Kun chosing Ikdong Butcher and Bistro, a steakhouse. The steak dish that attracted Uta and Kun’s long applause is cooked using a sous vide method, where the meat is cooked at a low temperature for 90 minutes and grilled again. There are also various kinds of risotto and pasta dishes.