Aurora Glow [Medical Tourism Agency]

Hey, there!👋🏻  Not sure what to eat when you’re in Korea?  How about visiting Bukchon Hanok Village and trying some of its famous local dishes? Bukchon Hanok Village is a historic neighborhood in Seoul, once a traditional residential area filled with hanok houses nestled between Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, and Jongmyo Shrine. It’s a deeply significant place where Korea’s past is still beautifully preserved! To get to Bukchon Hanok Village by subway, take Line 3 and get off at Anguk Station, then exit through Exit 2 for the closest route! Bukchon Hanok Village has plenty of great restaurants, and I’ll introduce you to some local favorites! Kkangtong Mandu (Steamed Dumplings) 1F, 5-6 Bukchon-ro 2-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul It’s located near Exit 2 of Bukchon Hanok Village! This local spot is famous for its delicious dumpling soup, knife-cut noodles, and dumplings. There are plenty of great restaurants around, but I definitely recommend trying this one!   O’sull...

Hey, there!👋🏻 Clueless about what to do in Korea? Time to set your travel vibe! Choosing a theme for your trip to Korea can make the experience so much better! Let’s break it down into two parts! First! Step into Korea’s past with palace tours, traditional markets, and hanok experiences! Korea’s Past Tour: Explore Gyeongbokgung and Deoksugung Palaces, stroll through Naksan Park and Bukchon Hanok Village, and taste local flavors at Tongin Market and Gwangjang Market. Gyeongbokgung Naksan Park Tongin Market Tongin Market offers a unique experience—buying food with traditional coins, yeopjeon . Second! Explore K-culture and experience Korea’s vibrant modern lifestyle! Korea’s Modern Tour: Enjoy concerts, K-pop shopping, night markets, endless shopping, and ramen by the Han River. K-MECCA The world’s biggest K-POP shop with official merch only—don’t miss the flagship store in Myeongdong! Instagram Olive Young K-beauty is world-famous! Don’t miss Olive Young in Korea—affordable, trendy, a...