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A photo of an Insa-dong building with a neon sign that reads 'Hello Insa-dong'

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

A photo of the Insa-dong building with a neon sign that reads 'Hello Insa-dong' taken from the bottom up.

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

A daytime photo of the Insa-dong building with a neon sign that reads 'Hello Insa-dong' taken from the bottom up.

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

People in Insadong Architecture Plaza

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

A photo of the exterior wall of the Insa-dong building

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

A photo of Insa-dong building plaza taken from top to bottom

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Photo of people walking in Insadong street at night

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

A photo of the entrance of an Insadong store with a broom hanging on it

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Photo of people walking on Insadong road at night

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Side photo of the exterior wall of Insa-dong building at night with the lights on

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Photo of a person browsing a souvenir shop

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Photo of people looking at a grocery store

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Photo of people passing by in front of a hanok-style structure that reads 'Hello Insa-dong'

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Photo of people passing by the illuminated Insadong building plaza

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Photo of the entrance of the tea house with a sign saying 'Shinet Tea House'

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Photo of the interior of a building with a neon sign structure shaped like a child pushing a cart

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Photo of three people waiting in front of Insadong restaurant

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

A photo of the roof of an Insa-dong building in the Hanok style taken from above

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

A photo of an alley in Insa-dong surrounded by ivy

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Photo of a child and an adult woman browsing a general store

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

A photo of people walking down the street in Insa-dong with sunflower paintings

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Front photo of Maru Art Center building

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Photo of the inner square of Maru Art Center

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

A photo of a clothing store and souvenir shop located in an alley in Insa-dong

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.

Photo of an antique street vendor in Insa-dong

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A handout photo made available by the Seoul Metropolitan Government shows Insa-dong, Seoul, South Korea, on September 13, 2020. Insa-dong is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, some alleys branch out and intertwine like a maze. Discover and explore the hidden wonders of traditional culture in places all around Insa-dong, including art galleries, traditional craft shops, antique art shops, traditional tea houses, traditional restaurants, and cafes. Take a stroll around, and you will come across eye-catching goods, such as traditional fans, calligraphic works, and Korean paintings, especially at Ssamzigil and Anyoung Insadong. Seoul designated Insa-dong had a conventional culture street in 1988 and as the city's first cultural district in 2002 to preserve the historical and cultural value and promote and develop its unique features. Moreover, Insa-dong has been designated a car-free street on the weekends, serving as a pedestrian-friendly cultural space for citizens.