Senior 20 Things to do in Seoul , South Korea

 Seoul, the capital of South Korea, is a vibrant and exciting destination that offers a wide variety of things to see and do for seniors. In addition,Seoul is a very safe country in some ways. For example, items on the tables in Starbucks will be there , after you go to the bathroom. From historical sites and cultural experiences to delicious food and shopping, there is something for everyone in Seoul. Here are 20 things to do in Seoul for seniors on a trip:

1. Gyeongbokgung Palace: This palace was built in the 14th century and is a beautiful example of traditional Korean architecture. Take a tour of the palace grounds and learn about the history of the Joseon Dynasty. It is small palace but surrounded by large mountains. Enjoy the view of the large mountains together.

2. Bukchon Hanok Village: This traditional village is home to a number of traditional Korean houses, known as hanoks. 

3. Namsan N Tower: This iconic tower offers panoramic views of the city. Take the cable car to the top for a bird's-eye view of Seoul. It is probably one of the places with the cleanest air in Seoul.

4. Insadong: This neighborhood is known for its traditional Korean culture and arts. Visit the art galleries, traditional teahouses and souvenir shops. Highly recommend trying Korean traditional tea.

5. Myeong-dong: This is one of the most popular shopping areas in Seoul. Explore the many department stores, boutiques, and street vendors. This is your chance to try street food.

6. Korean Folk Village: This outdoor museum offers a glimpse into the traditional way of life in rural Korea. Watch traditional performances, visit the folk houses and learn about traditional Korean crafts. This place is located 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes far from Seoul.

7. Changdeokgung Palace: This palace is another beautiful example of traditional Korean architecture. Take a tour of the palace grounds and learn about the history of the Joseon Dynasty. this palace has called Secret Garden and this garden has very traditional beautiful. Please sign up for a free English-speaking guide to see the garden with explanations.

8. Namsangol Hanok Village: This traditional village offers a chance to experience traditional Korean culture and history. Take a stroll through the streets and learn about traditional Korean customs. You can play all the traditional games such as ttakjigi and marbles from the drama Squid Game.

9. Jogyesa Temple: This is the main temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. Take a tour of the temple and learn about Buddhism in Korea.

10. War Memorial of Korea: This museum is dedicated to the history of the Korean War. Learn about the events that led up to the war and the impact it had on the country.

11. Cheonggyecheon Stream: Take a stroll along this picturesque stream, surrounded by trees and sculptures. In the night, you can safely look around with beautiful night view also.

12. Namdaemun Market: This is one of the largest traditional markets in Seoul. Browse the stalls for souvenirs, traditional Korean crafts and street food.

13. Hot spring and jjimjilbangs: A body scrub cools the entire body in Hot spring . In a jjimjilbang, you can experience a variety of temperatures that are good for your body. A lot of delicious snacks are also available.

14. Deoksugung Palace: This palace is another beautiful example of traditional Korean architecture. Take a tour of the palace grounds and learn about the history of the Joseon Dynasty.

15. Royal Tombs of of the Joseon Dynasty: Joseon Dynasty produced 27 kings during the 518 years of its history from the foundation 1392 and it's collapse in 1910. All kings tombs are existed until today and in 2009 , all of the 40 royal graveyards inscribed on the UNESCO World heritage list . What about meeting 500 years ago royal graveyards in the most busiest city at Seoul ? 

16. Seoul Museum of Art: This museum features a wide variety of contemporary and traditional Korean art. You can see the paintings of painter Chun Kyung-ja. She is one of the most successful female painters in Korea.

17. Hwanghak-dong Flea Market: This market is a great place to find unique and vintage items. Browse the stalls for antiques, vintage clothing, and handmade crafts.

18. Gwanghwamun Square: This is a popular meeting spot and a great place to people watch. Highly Recommended to take a picture in front of the statues of Admiral Yi Sun-sin, whom Koreans most respect, and King Sejong, the creator of Hangeul . Everybody know you are visited in Seoul . 

19. Seoul National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art: This museum features a wide variety of contemporary art from Korea and around the world.

20. Traditional Korean Medicine Experience Center: Learn about traditional Korean medicine and try. In particular, getting acupuncture once will be a new experience.