Samcheong-dong삼청동

It is said that the fengshui is the best place in Seoul, which was once inhabited by the upper class.

It gives me the feeling of charging, and there are many shops on both sides, and there are trees on both sides of a road.

Sanqingdong, located near Jingfu Palace, is a small art street, which is a quick walk away, but it is a quiet street that allows people to walk at a slow pace.

Located near Gyeongbokgung Palace, it is known as South Korea’s South Luogu Lane. Once appeared in American travel magazines, modernity and tradition are in harmony. There are many small museums with various themes hidden here, it is worth visiting if you have time.

Samcheong-dong is the most unique, artistic and cultural street and popular attraction in Seoul. There are also holy places where locals come to date. The streetscape of the footpath street shop with a sense of culture and history is perfectly combined with the modern city view, and it feels isolated from the world for a moment to the peach blossom field in Seoul.

Low-key Samcheong-dong draws visitors to Bukchon Hanok Village, a sprawling maze of centuries-old traditional houses filled with artisan workshops, tea rooms and small museums. Elsewhere, galleries like the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art and Kukje Gallery show avant-garde work. Local indie boutiques sell crafts and gifts, and dining options include quirky al fresco cafes and laid-back Korean eateries.