On the outer section of Namdaemun Market, this stationery and art supplies store is the largest in Korea and spans five floors. You'll also find toys and homewares.
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Myeong-dong & Jung-gu
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You could spend all day in this swarming night-and-day market and not see it at all. The largest market in Korea, each section has hundreds of stalls,…
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A part of Deoksugung, this building served as Emperor Gojong’s living quarters.