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[Korea] Hanbok shops in Gwangjang market, Seoul

Posted in Fashion, film photography, Seoul by sleepwalkingintokyo on October 21, 2012

Photo taken on 27th April 2012.
Kodak 400 film. Canon EOS300 film camera.

Hanbok (한복), traditional Korean clothing
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Hanbok (한복) is the traditional Korean costumes. There are a lot of Hanbok shops in Gwangjang market. According to the Korea official tourism website, there’s about 600 Hanbok shops at the first and second floors of Gwangjang market, with a wide range of prices depending on the material, embroidery and design. It seems that Gwangjang Market is the place to get the best deal for hanbok.

Hanbok price varies according to the material, design, type of embroidery, decorations and brand name. Woman’s Hanbok price generally begins at 150,000 Won for both the top and bottom. Man’s Hanbok price starts from 150,000~300,000 Won including the top, bottom, vest, and coat.

If you want to know more about this traditional Korean costumes, you can check out this link over here >
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For direction to Gwangjang market check out the official Korean tourism page. And if you read Korean, you can check out Gwangjang Market official website over here.

Gwangjang Market operating hours : 09:00 – 18:00 (hours may vary by store)
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p/s: Listening to Taru – 사랑에 빠진 딸기, not going to think of tomorrow…Monday..
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