Seoul Journ (DAY 6) Hanok Traditional Village

Our sixth day was one of my favourites! We visited the Hanok Traditional Village in search for some Hanbok costume rentals because my sister wanted to take photographs in them. We got there around 10am so the streets were still calm and quiet, tons of quaint stores and hipster looking boutiques - it made for an extremely pleasant walk.

This reminded me of Sam and his love for craft beers, was missing him badly by then :') 

Interior of one of the more expensive rental places. They not only rented out traditional costumes, they also offered an entire traditional Korean experience. People would pay to live there for 2-3 days and learn how to make kimchi etc. That was pretty interesting, but of course we didn't have time for that. 

Nice walls to take OOTDs at :3 

Outside one of the quaint stores, I love the doggie sculpture because he looks so happy :3 

We finally found a place that was inexpensive! We only paid 10 000won (about $12.50 SGD) per person. They gave us free reign - basically we were brought to a room full of hanboks and props and were left there to do whatever we want, it was rather fun! 

Hahahaha this was easily my favourite part of the entire day. I'll write the second part on another post :3