20251014_Hanbok Stroll at the Palace

On Tuesday, October 14th, from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm, the Yongsan Senior Welfare Center and Itaewon Global Village Center will co-host a special cultural program, “Hanbok Stroll at the Palace.”

Seoul is home to five grand royal palaces from the Joseon Dynasty (1392–1910), each offering a glimpse into Korea’s rich history and architectural beauty. During this program, you will be paired with one or two Korean elders and explore two of these remarkable palaces together while wearing the elegant hanbok, Korea’s traditional attire.

Guided by grandmothers and grandfathers, you will discover the history and charm of one of the palaces in Seoul - Changdeokgung. Changdeokgung Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the best-preserved of Seoul’s royal palaces. It once served as the main residence of kings and the royal family, as well as a venue for important state affairs.

Program Schedule
Hanbok Center → Changdeokgung Palace
(The schedule may be subject to change depending on circumstances.)

The tour will take place near Anguk Station (Line 3). Once you register, detailed information will be provided.

IMPORTANT:
1. This class is only open to FOREIGN RESIDENTS aged 18 and above. Minors are NOT ALLOWED to join even with parents/guardians.
2. LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: KOREAN LANGUAGE ONLY. Please note that the goal of this program is to have interaction with Korean elderly. Thus, foreign residents who can communicate in Korean language will be prioritized.

This class is FREE OF CHARGE but registration is a must and Korean language speakers will be prioritized.

To register, fill out the form: https://bit.ly/hanbokstroll_oct2025
Or scan the QR code on the poster