Seoul YES Hanbok Rental Review: Gyeongbokgung Palace

Embarrassment is fleeting, but memories last a long time, so we decided to rent Hanbok ^^ Since everyone else would be in flashy Hanbok, my sister wore a pretty Hanbok, and I wore a eunuch costume ㅋㅋㅋ

I was like the eunuch attending the princess...

YesHanbok

• 📌Location: 133-6 Sajik-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul
• 📌Business Hours: 09:00 - 18:00 daily. Closed every Tuesday (Gyeongbokgung Palace closure)
• 📌(For Koreans) Naver reservation available: Currently offering a 1-hour extension event
• 📌(For Japanese) Discounted booking through creatrip

The prices are all the same, and the clothes are similar, but this is the only place nearby that has eunuch costumes.

It's right behind exit 4 of Gyeongbokgung Station.

There were many Hanbok with various embroidery and gold leaf designs, and many for babies as well.

They launder the clothes frequently, so there were no dirty ones.

There are also locker rooms, 2 people per locker!

2 hours

• Eunuch costume: 25,000 KRW
• Eunuch hat: 5,000 KRW
• Premium Hanbok: 25,000 KRW

You can try on the clothes once, and the staff will help you. Since I already decided on the eunuch costume, I tried it on right away ㅎ

I wasn't wearing any makeup, so my face is mosaic-ed in this travelogue..

They will also style your hair to match the Hanbok you choose.

If you choose a hairstyle, it's done quickly, within 5 minutes.

They will put in pins that match the Hanbok design.

You can choose a bag in the design you want. It's free ^^

If you wear a Hanbok, you get free entry into Gyeongbokgung Palace. Hanbok and Gyeongbokgung Palace are just beautiful...ㅠ

The eunuch, on the other hand. I couldn't wear it when I came alone last time, but since I had someone to share the embarrassment with, I could choose the outfit I wanted ㅋ

Actually, my sister originally wanted to wear a "Musuri" (lowly servant woman) costume, but they didn't have one, which was a shame. Seeing people in eunuch costumes and dragon robes made my heart pound;; I felt like I was living in the distant past.

My sister really liked it. It felt like a filial piety trip, so I enjoyed it too.