You’ll get to dress up in traditional hanbok, stroll through Gyeongbokgung’s gardens and courtyards, and have a pro capture real moments—not just poses. Perfect for families or groups who want more than selfies from their Seoul trip.
The morning air around Gyeongbokgung always feels a bit crisp, even in spring. We met right outside the 'Yes Hanbok' shop—easy to spot, just a few steps from Exit 4 of Gyeongbokgung Station. Inside, racks of hanboks in every color you can imagine lined the walls. Picking one took longer than I thought; there’s something about seeing yourself in those bright silks that makes you want to try them all. The staff helped with hair styling too, adding little braids and ribbons if you wanted. It felt like getting ready for a festival, not just a photoshoot.
Once we stepped out into the palace grounds, our photographer—Jun—made us feel like we belonged there. He’d been doing this for years, so even my dad (who hates cameras) relaxed after a few jokes and tips on how to stand. We wandered through shaded paths by the lake and stopped near stone walls where the light hit just right. I remember hearing the faint sound of drums from somewhere inside the palace, mixing with laughter from other visitors. Jun snapped away as we walked under those tall red pillars and paused by old wooden doors that looked straight out of a movie set. He showed us some shots on his camera—they looked way better than anything I’ve ever taken on my phone.
Yep! At the rental shop, you’ll find lots of styles and colors—just pick what you like best.
The rental fee isn’t included—it’s ₩20,000 per person at the shop.
You’ll get over 200 digital photos via an online link, plus 20 edited ones.
No worries! The photographer’s great at helping everyone relax and look natural.
Your session includes over 200 original digital photos per person, 20 professionally edited images, expert posing guidance, and local travel tips shared during your shoot. Hanbok rental is paid separately at the shop.
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