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ICEE ICEER 2009 KOREA
ICEE ICEER 2009 KOREA
Guidelines for Conference Tour
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Contents
Guidelines for Conference Tour

• Technical Culture Tour
• Post Tour in Jeju Island
• The Best of Tours (Individual Tour, Customize
  Tour)

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Time 0800-1700 Price USD 70
Technical Culture Tour 1. Tour A
Grand Intercontinental Hotel ? Kook Soon Dang
Brewery ? Lunch (Excluding) ? Samsung Electronics
PR ? Grand Intercontinental Hotel
Gooksoondang Brewery
Kook soon Dang Brewery Co.Ltd. Kook Soon Dang,
the house of good yeast and good wines, has been
established since 1952. They are the major
producer of natural beverages and health-related
products.
In 1994, Mr.jung-Ho Bae, CEO of the company,
refurbished the benefits of a traditional wine
Koreans have been enjoying for many years, mixing
modern technology with old formula, and produced
Bek Se Ju As Kook soon Dangs company slogan
states We return to a tradition of
excellence, Bek Se Ju soon captured the hearts
and palates of Korean citizens and won many
awards.
Samsung Electronics PR
Samsung Electronics PR Room Dlight Newest show
room located downtown. Seoul filled with
Samsungs latest surprises will enlighten tour
life with new ideas of the future.
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Time 0800-1700 Price USD 57
Technical Culture Tour 2. Tour B
Grand Intercontinental Hotel ? Korean Folk
Village ? Lunch (Excluding)? SK Telecom
Information Hall ? Grand Intercontinental Hotel
Korean Folk Village
The Korean Folk Village is home to numerous
collections of Korean cultural artifacts,
providing an opportunity for Korean children to
experience and learn the culture of their
ancestors firsthand. The site provides a venue to
promote traditional Korean culture to both
domestic and international visitors, and provides
an open-air learning place for succeeding
generations. The village has been developed to
convey the wisdom and the spirits of our
ancestors to both domestic and international
tourists.   The lifestyle of Korean people,
with a history extending back more than 5,000
years, abruptly changed following the Kabo
Peasant War (1894), the Japanese invasion of
Korea (1910-1945), and the Korean War(1950-1953).
When the Korean economy surged in the 1960s, the
Office of Cultural Properties started to value
the establishment and operation of a folk museum.
The economy, society, and culture in Korea
underwent a tremendous change in pursuit of the
Saemaeul Movement (movement for regional
development), promoted nationwide in the 1970s.
During this period, the government, influenced by
the Foreigners' Tourism Promotion Policy, formed
an advisory council on January 15, 1972 to
research the establishment of the Korean Folk
Village. Accordingly, the Korean Folk Village was
founded on May 8, 1973, and the privatization of
the Folk Village was officially approved by the
government on September 18, 1973.
SK Telecom Information Hall
SK telecom is dedicated to developing advanced
telecommunications technologies for the mobile
lifestyle. Moving forward as a global leader
and faithful partner of our customers, SK telecom
is poised to lead the creation of innovative
mobile lifestyles with expertise in the
telecommunications industry. T.um offers visitors
a chance to explore a new mobile multimedia world
through individualized experience and hands-on
user participation. T.um goes beyond the bounds
of function-driven experience with its
interactive, full-sensory play in the water
concept.
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Time 0800-1700 Price USD 58
Technical Culture Tour 3. Tour C
Grand Intercontinental Hotel ? DMZ( Imjingak Park
? The Unification Bridge ? ID Check ? DMZ theater
exhibition hall ? The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel ?
Dora Observatory ? Dorasan Station)? Lunch
(Excluding) ? LG Phillips or Digital pavilion ?
Grand Intercontinental Hotel
Imjingak Park
Imjingak tourist sites are the place where the
Korean war was broke out on 25 June 1950 and one
race has been opposed to each other. There are
diverse monuments in this place a war record
monument of Imjingak district, a monument of
Americas entry into the war, a memorial tower of
17 diplomatic mission died by North Koreans bomb
terror in Myanmar in 1983.
The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel
The 3rd Tunnel was discovered on October 17,
1978. It is located 52km from Seoul.
Approximately 10,000 soldiers can move through
this tunnel In one hour. When this tunnel was
discovered, North Koreans insisted steadfastly
that it was made by South Koreans to invade North
Korea, but this proved to be false.
Dora Observatory
It is the northernmost observatory of South
Korea from which visitors can view a part of
North Korean life through a telescope, such as
Mt. Songaksan in Gaeseong, Kim Il-seong statue,
Gijeong-dong, the outskirts of Gaeseong-si, Train
smokestack at Jangdan station, and Geumamgol
(collective farm).
Dorasan Station
52 years of anticipation, waiting for the day
when the two countries will be united once again.
Dorasan station, the northernmost station in
South Korea, has planned to connect the
Gyongueisun(Line) and it will be linked to the
European continent via the Siberian Railway. 
LG Phillips
LG Display in the global leader in the
development and manufacture of TFT-LCD panels for
televisions, monitors, notebooks and emerging
mobile applications. Whether it is large and wide
LCD panels for computer monitors and notebook
PCs, small high-resolution panels for mobile
phones or ultra large panels for televisions, at
LG Display we create cutting edge display
products that expand the ways in which people
interact with technology in their lives.
Digital pavilion
The digital pavilion is a fascinating place
that will promote the development of IT
technologies and lead visitors to an experience
of the future of IT through the most up-to-date
IT technologies. It will provide facilities for
company promotions such as the IT New Growth
Engine Zone, Interactive Play Future Experience
Zone, digital cinema and corporate product hall.
Also, for digital contents users, it will provide
an entertainment space for the experience of
ubiquitous environment.
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Time 0800-1700 Price USD 70
Technical Culture Tour 4. Tour D
Grand Intercontinental Hotel ? KUT(Korean Univ.of
Technolngy and Education)? Lunch (Excluding) ?
Independence Hall or Sooduk Temple ? Grand
Intercontinental Hotel
KUT(Korean Univ.of Technolngy and Education)
From the moment you set food on KUT, you will
be fascinated by the facilties and young talents
f science. Also check out what the results of
their research.
Independence Hall
The Independence Hall plays a major role to
collect, preserve, and display data as well as
educate the nation about Korean history. It
also publicizes its data and produces and
distributes various materials. In the future,
when Korea unifies as one nation, it will fulfill
its responsibility to reeducate the people about
North Korea so that the citizens from both the
North and South can recognize themselves as the
people of one nation.
Sooduk Temple
The Sudeoksa Temple, which has played an
important role in the history of Koreas
Buddhism, is located in the Deoksungsan
Mountains. The main building of the Sudeoksa
Temple, the Daeunjeon, has been preserved in its
original condition.
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Post Tour in Jeju Island 1st day
Date 1 night 2 Days Price USD 420
Grand Intercontinental Hotel ? Gimpo Airport ?
Jeju Airport ? Yongduam Yongyeon ? Shineville
Hotel ? Dinner (Shangri-La buffet)
Jeju Island
Jeju, the largest island in Korea, is bustling
with domestic and international tourists all year
round. You can enjoy each season in Jeju, with a
particular splash of color brilliant
yellow-colored flowers that spread across the
landscape especially in May. Jeju is often
described as "Nature"s Paradise in the north
pacific". Its nature and cultural heritages have
been preserved as best as possible and all
cultural and natural treasures are waiting to be
discovered by visitors. It will be the most
optimal time to discover this fantasy island.
Please see below for optional tour program. 
Yongduam
Yongduam, a rock showing a writhing dragon
with a grudge. A dragon living in the Dragon
Kingdom wanted to ascend to heaven, but it wasnt
an easy thing to do. Realizing that he could be a
real dragon with a precious pearl of the mountain
god of Halla, the dragon stole the precious pearl
from the god and successfully descended to the
valley of yongyeon.
Yongyeon
Yongyeon is a lake 200 meters east of
Yongduam. Its name was derived from the legend
that a dragon used to play there. Salt water and
fresh water meet at Yongyeon to create a
five-colored wave. The cliffs that complement the
dense forest and underwater rocks add another
stunning scene of Yongyeon. Local scholars are
said to have held banquets and enjoyed reciting
poems there. Maemyeong(a literature writing
carved on natural rock by scholars) is engraved
on the cliff and the Yongyeon Night Festival is
held annually.
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Post Tour in Jeju Island 2nd day
Date 1 night 2 Days Price USD 420
Shineville hotel ? Pyoseon Folk Tourism Complex ?
Udo Island ? Lunch ? Stroll in the woods ? Jeju
Airport ? Gimpo Airport ? Grand
Intercontinental Hotel
Pyoseon Folk Tourism Complex
Folk culture of a nation is the spirit of its
people.It transforms and adapts to the age and
environment and is transmitted through
generations.Its elements and characteristics are
added or partially or even wholely omitted as
time goes by. In that, folk culture is specific
lifestyle and fundamental culture containing the
spirit and ideasof the people. Organized
systemically, the Jeju Folk Museum has folk
materials unique to Jejusince the 1890s, the late
Joseon Kingdom. Up to 100 different traditional
Korean houses have been almost perfectly restored
by carrying the stones, pillars, and other
components from real Jeju houses where people
used to live. About 8,000 pieces of folk
materials such as household utensils, farming
implements, furniture, and stone items are on
display.
Udo Island
Udo Island is an island located off the
eastern shore of Jeju Island. It is called Udo
because its shape resembles that of a cow that is
lying down or sticking out its head. The
circumference of Udo Island is 17km and there are
about 700 houses and 1800 residents who live
through the means of farming and fishing.
Udo Island is the biggest island among the many
islands that surround Jejudo Island. Its lands
are fertile, it has abundant fishing farms, and
is a great place to visit. Udo Island can also
give you the impression that you are seeing a
miniaturized Jeju island when you see the women
divers, stone streets, stone tombs and very
similar traditional culture and natural
environments. If you go to the top of island,
Udobong Peak, you can see the entire island of
Jeju including Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak (a famous
spot for sunrises).
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The Best of Tours (Cosmo -1)
Time 0900 1230 Price 38,000 KRW
Hotel ? Jogye temple ? Guard changing ceremony ?
Gyeongbok palace ? The National Folk Museum ?
Passing by Blue house ? Amethyst or Ginseng
Center ? Drop off at Itaewon
Jogye Buddhist Temple
Jogye Temple, as the representative temple of the
Korean Buddhism is the place of Boddhisattvas'
compassionated mind to seek living all together
in the world. Its main hall, Great Hero Hall, is
always open to welcome anyone of various
nationalities and religions that would be come to
pray or participate in worship.
Guard changing ceremony
In ancient times, the royal guards of Joseon
Dynasty performed the given task by guarding the
Gwanghwamun Gate, the entrance of Gyeongbokgung
Palace. The reenactment of the original ceremony
began from 1996. The gate guardsmen perform the
changing of the guards and hold a parade.
Gyeongbok palace
The palace was originally constructed in 1394 by
King Taejo and "Gyeongbokgung" was named by
minister Jeong Do-jeon. Gyeongbokgung was
continuously expanded during the reign of King
Taejong and King Sejong the Great, but part of
the palace was burnt down during the Japanese
invasions of Korea (1592-1598).
The National Folk Museum
The National Folk Museum of Korea, located in
Gyeongbokgung Palace, features aspects of both
the traditional folk culture of ordinary people
and that of the aristocracy, centering
particularly on the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910).
Devoted to the study, collection, and
preservation of folk artifacts, it is also a
forum for social education on folk culture
through exhibitions and classes, which are
designed to provide a better understanding of
traditional Korean culture. 
Pass By The Presidential Blue House
Cheong Wa Dae (translation The House of the Blue
Roof Tiles or the Blue House, Office of the
President of the Republic of Korea) is the
executive office and official residence of the
South Korean head of state, the President of the
Republic of Korea. Both the English and Korean
names refer to the building's blue-green roof.
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The Best of Tours (Cosmo -6)
Time 1300 1730 Price
40,000 KRW

Hotel ? Ghangdeok palace Secret garden ?
Insadong? Namdaemoon market ? Amethyst or
Ginseng Center ? Hotel
Ghangdeok palace Secret garden
Construction of Changdeok Palace began in
1405, and was completed in 1412 with the
construction of the main gate Donwhamun during
the reign of King Taejong. Changdeokgung was the
site of the royal court and the seat of
government until 1872, when the neighboring
Gyeongbokgung was rebuilt. Korea's last Emperor,
Emperor Sunjong lived here until his death in
1926. 
Insadong
Insadong has been at the heart of the nations
capital for 600 years and it has been the center
of culture since the time of the Joseon Dynasty
(1392-1910). Insadong was once known as Marys
Alley, and is a favorite shopping spot among
foreigners.
Namdaemoon market
Namdaemun Market is a large market in Seoul,
South Korea. The market is located next to
Namdaemun, which means "Great Southern Gate,"
and was the main southern gate to the old city.
Namdaemun market is one of the oldest continually
running markets in South Korea, and it is the
largest retail market in Seoul.
Hotel ? Korean folk village ? Grand
Intercontinental Hotel
Korean folk village
The Korean Folk Village, which vividly
recreates the lifestyle of the Joseon Period, is
nestled 41 kilometers south of Seoul where clear
streams flow through lush forests. The total area
of 66,550 square meters embraces a government
office, a forge, a pottery kiln, a village
school, a rice cake shop and a 99-room nobleman's
residence.It also contains about 270 farmhouses
that feature the characteristics of each region.
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The Best of Tours (Cosmo 10-1)
Time 0900 1730 Price
85,000 KRW

Hotel ? Jogye Buddhist Temple ? The Royal Guard
Changing Ceremony ? Gyeongbok Palace ? The
National Folk Museum ? Pass by the Presidential
Blue House ? Amethyst or Ginseng Center ? Lunch ?
Changdeok Palace Secret Garden ? Insadong ?
Namdaemun Market ? Amethyst or Ginseng Center ?
Hotel 
Jogye Buddhist Temple
Jogye Temple, as the representative temple of
the Korean Buddhism is the place of
Boddhisattvas' compassionated mind to seek
living all together in the world. Its main hall,
Great Hero Hall, is always open to welcome anyone
of various nationalities and religions that would
be come to pray or participate in worship.
Gyeongbok palace
The palace was originally constructed in 1394
by King Taejo and "Gyeongbokgung" was named by
minister Jeong Do-jeon. Gyeongbokgung was
continuously expanded during the reign of King
Taejong and King Sejong the Great, but part of
the palace was burnt down during the Japanese
invasions of Korea (1592-1598).
Changdeok Palace Secret Garden 
Construction of Changdeok Palace began in
1405, and was completed in 1412 with the
construction of the main gate Donwhamun during
the reign of King Taejong. Changdeokgung was the
site of the royal court and the seat of
government until 1872, when the neighboring
Gyeongbokgung was rebuilt. Korea's last Emperor,
Emperor Sunjong lived here until his death in
1926. 
Insadong
Insadong has been at the heart of the nations
capital for 600 years and it has been the center
of culture since the time of the Joseon Dynasty
(1392-1910). Insadong was once known as Marys
Alley, and is a favorite shopping spot among
foreigners.
Namdaemun Market
Namdaemun Market is a large market in Seoul,
South Korea. The market is located next to
Namdaemun, which means "Great Southern Gate," and
was the main southern gate to the old city.
Namdaemun market is one of the oldest continually
running markets in South Korea, and it is the
largest retail market in Seoul. Much of the
market is outside, but there are also many stores
which line the streets. Many retailers buy their
items, particularly clothing, at wholesale prices
at Namdaemun, to resell in their own stores in
other cities. Namdaemun is a popular tourist
attraction, but most of the customers are Korean.
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The Best of Tours (Cosmo 10-2)
Time 0900 1730 Price
85,000 KRW
Hotel ? Jogye temple ? Guard changing ceremony ?
Gyeongbok palace ? The National Folk Museum ?
Passing by Blue house ? Amethyst Center ? Lunch ?
Korean folk village ? Hotel
Jogye Buddhist Temple
Jogye Temple, as the representative temple of
the Korean Buddhism is the place of
Boddhisattvas' compassionated mind to seek living
all together in the world. Its main hall, Great
Hero Hall, is always open to welcome anyone of
various nationalities and religions that would be
come to pray or participate in worship.
Guard changing ceremony
In ancient times, the royal guards of Joseon
Dynasty performed the given task by guarding the
Gwanghwamun Gate, the entrance of Gyeongbokgung
Palace. The reenactment of the original ceremony
began from 1996. The gate guardsmen perform the
changing of the guards and hold a parade.
Gyeongbok palace
The palace was originally constructed in 1394
by King Taejo and "Gyeongbokgung" was named by
minister Jeong Do-jeon. Gyeongbokgung was
continuously expanded during the reign of King
Taejong and King Sejong the Great, but part of
the palace was burnt down during the Japanese
invasions of Korea (1592-1598).
The National Folk Museum
The National Folk Museum of Korea, located in
Gyeongbokgung Palace, features aspects of both
the traditional folk culture of ordinary people
and that of the aristocracy, centering
particularly on the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910).
Devoted to the study, collection, and
preservation of folk artifacts, it is also a
forum for social education on folk culture
through exhibitions and classes, which are
designed to provide a better understanding of
traditional Korean culture. 
Korean folk village
The Korean Folk Village, which vividly
recreates the lifestyle of the Joseon Period, is
nestled 41 kilometers south of Seoul where clear
streams flow through lush forests. The total area
of 66,550 square meters embraces a government
office, a forge, a pottery kiln, a village
school, a rice cake shop and a 99-room nobleman's
residence. It also contains about 270 farmhouses
that feature the characteristics of each region.
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The Best of Tours (Cosmo 13-1)
Time 0800 1430 Price
85,000 KRW
Hotel ? Imjingak Park ? ID Check ? DMZ theater
exhibition hall ? The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel ?
Dora Observatory ? Dorasan Station ? Pass by
Unification Village ? Amethyst Center ? Drop off
at Itaewon
Imjingak Park
Imjingak tourist sites are the place where the
Korean war was broke out on 25 June 1950 and one
race has been opposed to each other. There are
diverse monuments in this place a war record
monument of Imjingak district, a monument of
Americas entry into the war, a memorial tower of
17 diplomatic mission died by North Koreans
bomb terror in Myanmar in 1983.
The Unification Bridge
The Unification Bridge,which is known as the
Gateway to the Unification, was constructed by
the founder of Hyundae Corp. Jung Ju Young to
drive cattles to North Korea as a payback in
1998. Since1998, It has been used by the former
presidents Kim Dae Jung, Roh Mu Hyun to cross the
border for North-South summit talks.
The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel
The 3rd Tunnel was discovered on October 17,
1978. It is located 52km from Seoul.
Approximately 10,000 soldiers can move through
this tunnel In one hour. When this tunnel was
discovered, North Koreans insisted steadfastly
that it was made by South Koreans to invade North
Korea, but this proved to be false.
Dora Observatory
It is the northernmost observatory of South
Korea from which visitors can view a part of
North Korean life through a telescope, such as
Mt. Songaksan in Gaeseong, Kim Il-seong statue,
Gijeong-dong, the outskirts of Gaeseong-si, Train
smokestack at Jangdan station, and Geumamgol
(collective farm).
Dorasan Station
52 years of anticipation, waiting for the day
when the two countries will be united once again.
Dorasan station, the northernmost station in
South Korea, has planned to connect the
Gyongueisun(Line) and it will be linked to the
European continent via the Siberian Railway. 
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The Best of Tours (Cosmo 18-1)
Time 0900 1700 Price
115,000 KRW
Hotel ? Suwon Hwaseong Fortress ? Hwaseong
Trolley ? Temporary palace (Hwaseong Haenggung)
? Lunch ? Korean Folk Village ? Hotel 
Suwon Hwaseong Fortress
The best castle of the Joseon period
designated as Historic Site No. 3, Hwaseong was
constructed by Jeongjo, the 22nd king of the
Joseon Dynasty, in the late 18th Century. New
scientific techniques like the use of bricks and
cranes were added to tradition. 
Hwaseong Trolley
The Hwaseong Trolley is a tourist train that
travels between Mt. Paldalsan and Yeonmudae. The
front of the train is shaped like a powerful
dragon that signifies King Jeongjo, and the guest
cars resemble palanquins that once carried the
king during his excursions.
Temporary palace (Hwaseong Haenggung)
The Hwaseong Haenggung was a temporary palace
where the king sought refuge during war and found
rest during times of peace. The Hwaseong Haengung
is the largest of all temporary palaces in Korea,
used by King Jeongjo and the kings who followed.
Here he held the 60th birthday feast for his
mother Princess Hyegyeonggung Hong. 
Korean Folk Village
The Korean Folk Village, which vividly
recreates the lifestyle of the Joseon Period, is
nestled 41 kilometers south of Seoul where clear
streams flow through lush forests. The total area
of 66,550 square meters embraces a government
office, a forge, a pottery kiln, a village
school, a rice cake shop and a 99-room nobleman's
residence. It also contains about 270 farmhouses
that feature the characteristics of each region.
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The Best of Tours (Cosmo 41)
Time 1800 2200 Price
80,000 KRW
Hotel ? Namsan Hanok Village ? Seoul Tower ?
Myeongdong ? Cheonggye Stream ? Hotel 
Namsan Hanok Village 
A folk village located in the middle of the
city, more specifically, in the area called
Pil-dong, at the foot of the northern part of
Namsan. First opened to the public in 1997 after
four-years of construction, the village has five
authentic old Korean Hanoks that have been
transported from other parts of the country and
restored to perfection with traditional gardens,
pavilions, and ponds. The village is also
available for wedding ceremonies, which take
place two or three times a week. Visitors can
also view and purchase traditional ceramic arts
and crafts in the exhibition hall. 
Seoul Tower
A folk village located in the middle of the
city, more specifically, in the area called
Pil-dong, at the foot of the northern part of
Namsan. First opened to the public in 1997 after
four-years of construction, the village has five
authentic old Korean Hanoks that have been
transported from other parts of the country and
restored to perfection with traditional gardens,
pavilions, and ponds. The village is also
available for wedding ceremonies, which take
place two or three times a week. Visitors can
also view and purchase traditional ceramic arts
and crafts in the exhibition hall. 
Myeongdong
Myeong-dong Street is a one kilometer area
from Myeong-dong Station to Euljiro and Lotte
Department Store. Myeong-dong is the busiest
region in Seoul and is the leader in Korean
fashion trends. Not only will you find large
shopping malls and famous brand name shops where
you can find clothing and shoes, but fast food
chains, cozy cafes and specialty restaurants fill
the alleys. 
Cheonggye Stream
In July 1, 2005, the Cheonggyecheon
Restoration Project kicked off under a grand
vision of transforming Seoul into an
environment-friendly city. With the completion of
the twenty-seven month long Project, the clean
and pleasant waterway came into the great delight
of all Seoul citizens again. There is no doubt
that Seoul Metropolitan City was reborn into the
world as leading city bringing nature, culture
and history together. 
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The Best of Tours (Cosmo 43)
Time 1800 2200 Price
70,000 KRW
Hotel ? Insadong ? Myeongdong ? Dongdaemun Market
? Itaewon ? Hotel   
Insadong  
Insadong has been at the heart of the nations
capital for 600 years and it has been the center
of culture since the time of the Joseon Dynasty
(1392-1910). Insadong was once known as Marys
Alley, and is a favorite shopping spot among
foreigners.Over forty percent of the nations
antique stores are in Insadong. There are a
variety of art works from earthenware of the
Unified Silla Era to white pottery of the Joseon
Era. 
Myeongdong
Myeong-dong Street is a one kilometer area
from Myeong-dong Station to Euljiro and Lotte
Department Store. Myeong-dong is the busiest
region in Seoul and is the leader in Korean
fashion trends. Not only will you find large
shopping malls and famous brand name shops where
you can find clothing and shoes, but fast food
chains, cozy cafes and specialty restaurants fill
the alleys. 
Dongdaemun Market
Dongdaemun Market presents all kinds of goods
ranging from small accessories to shoes and men"s
and women"s wear at discounts of up to
2030.From hip-hop to traditional costumes,
Dongdaemun is the biggest wholesale fation
shopping center in Korea. The shops around
Dongdaemun stadium sell various sport items at
cheaper prices than elsewhere. 
Itaewon
Itaewon is where the cultures of east and west
collide. It remains Seouls largest multicultural
district and is a virtual magnet for shoppers on
the hunt for styles and sizes reminiscent to what
they would find back home. Everything from
athletic apparel, outdoor hiking gear, luggage,
tailor-made suits, accessories, and baseball caps
to a dizzying array of antiques and traditional
souvenirs - you can find it all here. And for a
relatively cheaper price too. 
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