Wear traditional hanbok attire at Korean Folk Village

In an open-air village near Yongin, traditional Korean houses, stone walls and thatched roofs are arranged like an old town. Wearing a hanbok here means a change of clothes into bright fabrics and wide sleeves, and strolling the courtyards in them adds character to photographs.

A hanbok can have a long skirt, so step carefully on stairs and slopes. The grounds are large, so comfortable shoes and, in summer, a hat are useful. Thin layers underneath keep you warm in winter.