Gyeongbok Palace & Insadong Traditional Street

• Cost: $35 - Round-Trip Transportation & Admission Fee
• Sign-up Deadline: 10 October

Gyeongbokgung Palace, built in 1395 as the main palace of the Joseon Dynasty, is one of Seoul’s most iconic landmarks. Located just north of Gwanghwamun Square, it symbolizes Korea’s royal heritage and is beautifully set against the backdrop of Mount Bugaksan and Mount Namsan.

Insadong is a vibrant neighborhood where visitors can experience the essence of Korean culture. Lined with wooden tea houses, traditional restaurants, art galleries, and antique shops, it is also the best place in Seoul to find unique souvenirs, handicrafts, pottery, and calligraphy items.

1. Sign up at Leisure Travel Services. (B-2236 / Room-107)
2. Please bring your own lunch or Korean Won for food/snacks.
3. Minimum 15 & Maximum 35 sign-ups required.
4. Bus Schedule: Hovey CAC - 8:15 am / Casey CAC - 8:30 am

<sup>*  All participants must ride the MWR-provided bus.
*  Subject to change without notice.</sup>

For more information, please contact MWR Leisure Travel Services: DSN 722-4645 / Hovey CAC: DSN 722-4656 / Cell: +82(0)10-2684-2960, +82(0)50-3322-4645 Email: sangnae.chong.ln@army.mil