hello everybody~ this is woolara from korea :-) today i came to gyeongbok palace with my chinese friend to try some hanbok which is a korean traditional clothing right now, i'm changing my clothes inside of there and, let me show you some examples of hanbok!
Gyeongbokgung Palace, just like this, it looks so pretty if you match colors with your friends also you can choose 'casual hanbok' that is designed in more practical way so you can wear hanbok in your daily life easily i think this place has a photo shoot package
oh i like this one too and just like this picture, if the accessaries on women's head were extravagant, it means her social class was high like her in the picture in this picture, it shows the hanbok rental fee usually people choose 2~3 hours package you don't need to go for the all day package other decos or accessaries have extra charge tada~ this is hanbok that i chose~
isn't this so pretty? since i'm really tall, i can't hide my feet(i'm 170cm) this is a kkot-shin which is a traditional korean shoes(literally it means=flower shoes) this one hear is called 'nori-gae' which is a traditional accessary and of course we had some selfie time! no skippable :p the weather was perfect we went to the place which is right next to gyeongbok palace to take pictures so we took some pictures here. my friend looks like a professional model hahaha xd and me and my friend were asked to do that kind of couple pose lol
next to it, there's a place which looks like 1970s ~ 80s not too long ago, but it has buildings that you could see in korea in the past so we decided to take pictures here as well photographer: face each other and say " ha ha ho ho~" (which means, 'laugh') one of the biggest reasons that we wore hanbok! it's to go to gyeongbok palace! xd if you go to gyeongbok palace wearing hanbok, it's free to enter! (it's where king used to live) this building that i'm showing to you is the main building of gyeongbok palace which is called, gun jeong jun i guess some of you have seen this in korean historical dramas
i'll show you the inside just little in the middle, it's a seat for the king and the other places were for servants gyeongbok palace has many buildings apart from this, so please come here and enjoy the ancient korea :-) you can see so many visitors are wearing hanbok! there are many hanbok choices you can make! just like him, you can be a king! and just like these people, that hanbok style was for the workers who worked in the palace called "nain" i think you can also wear that? i didn't know :-0
anyway, if you come to korea, try hanbok and visit gyeongbok palace! see you next time~ bye!
hello everybody~ this is woolara from korea :-) today i came to gyeongbok palace with my chinese friend to try some hanbok which is a korean traditional clothing right now, i'm changing my clothes inside of there and, let me show you some examples of hanbok!
Gyeongbokgung Palace, just like this, it looks so pretty if you match colors with your friends also you can choose 'casual hanbok' that is designed in more practical way so you can wear hanbok in your daily life easily i think this place has a photo shoot package
oh i like this one too and just like this picture, if the accessaries on women's head were extravagant, it means her social class was high like her in the picture in this picture, it shows the hanbok rental fee usually people choose 2~3 hours package you don't need to go for the all day package other decos or accessaries have extra charge tada~ this is hanbok that i chose~
isn't this so pretty? since i'm really tall, i can't hide my feet(i'm 170cm) this is a kkot-shin which is a traditional korean shoes(literally it means=flower shoes) this one hear is called 'nori-gae' which is a traditional accessary and of course we had some selfie time! no skippable :p the weather was perfect we went to the place which is right next to gyeongbok palace to take pictures so we took some pictures here. my friend looks like a professional model hahaha xd and me and my friend were asked to do that kind of couple pose lol
next to it, there's a place which looks like 1970s ~ 80s not too long ago, but it has buildings that you could see in korea in the past so we decided to take pictures here as well photographer: face each other and say " ha ha ho ho~" (which means, 'laugh') one of the biggest reasons that we wore hanbok! it's to go to gyeongbok palace! xd if you go to gyeongbok palace wearing hanbok, it's free to enter! (it's where king used to live) this building that i'm showing to you is the main building of gyeongbok palace which is called, gun jeong jun i guess some of you have seen this in korean historical dramas
i'll show you the inside just little in the middle, it's a seat for the king and the other places were for servants gyeongbok palace has many buildings apart from this, so please come here and enjoy the ancient korea :-) you can see so many visitors are wearing hanbok! there are many hanbok choices you can make! just like him, you can be a king! and just like these people, that hanbok style was for the workers who worked in the palace called "nain" i think you can also wear that? i didn't know :-0
anyway, if you come to korea, try hanbok and visit gyeongbok palace! see you next time~ bye!