Traditional Markets in Voyage In series
The Korea Herald’s guide to the markets that dot Korea’s capital

Traditional Markets in Voyage In series
The Korea Herald’s guide to the markets that dot Korea’s capital
Complete Mangwon Market tour with lovely desserts
Following Hongdae and Yeonnam-dong, the latest trendy spot for young Koreans is Mangwon Market. Still functioning as a conventional market, it has more recently become a sought-after place among locals and overseas travelers. Once you arrive at the market, the sizzling sounds of deep frying fill the air, accompanied by the sight and aroma of vibrant, sweet-smelling snacks. Though Mangwon Market isn’t very large, it offers all the country’s beloved bunsik, the inexpensive street food ranging from
Feb. 3, 2025 - 17:32:43Dongmyo Flea Market: A nostalgic time travel experience for all generations
Delve into vintage, retro vibe The bustling neighborhood of Hongdae in Mapo-gu and Seongsu-dong, a vibrant cultural hub in Seongdong-gu, have been the go-to date spots for many millennials and Gen Zs. But, Korean baby boomers -- those who were born between 1955 to 1974, which is a period when South Korea’s economic development began in earnest -- have Dongmyo Flea Market, which is their own version of Seongsu-dong where cool vibes coming out from almost every shop and store filled with retro ite
Feb. 1, 2025 - 16:00:00