Hanbok Museum, Seoul
South Korea - Daegu - Incheon - Jeju - Seoul - Daejeon
The Address of the Hanbok Museum, Seoul:
74 Sagan-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul
Transportation for getting around to Hanbok Museum, Seoul- You have to get off at Anguk station, take the subway line number 3, and to the exit number 1. Then walk for almost 10 minutes. Or else you have to get off at Gyeongbokgung station take the subway line 3, and then you have to walk towards Gyeongbok Palace front gate, for about 5 minutes.
The timing of the Hanbok Museum, Seoul: 10:00am -17:00 pm
Open every first & third Saturday of every month only
The Hanbok Museum is situated just bang opposite to the street from Gyeongbok
Palace ticketing booth to the main entrance. So after you completed looking
around the palace you must drop by this place to get a glimpse at the conventional
Korean clothes, if the fitting time into your itinerary. The museum remains
open only on the first and the third Saturday of every month, so make sure you
plan your itinerary so that you get to catch a trip to this spectacular museum.
The Hankbok Museum is not a museum barely show casing Korean clothes; it has
much on offer; all events and the rites people pass through as they travel through
the myriad journey of Life from birth to death, and the proper adorning fit
to wear at all occasions. Here is the place where you get to act the perfect
attestor for the Korean conventional patterns of dressing and the perfect garb
for particular demanding occasions. There are almost three hundred patterns
on display by the famed hanbok designer Lee Ri-Ja; some are ready to wear stuff
that easy to carry. There are also beautiful ornaments miniscule articles finding
their perfect place of fame in the Hanbok Museum. The Hanbok Museum in Seoul
is the perfect mouthpiece of Korean art and culture.
