Seoul Travel Guide: Must-Visit Spots for Stunning Photos

This Seoul trip was perfectly planned, making me feel like I stepped into a K-drama. 🌸 It’s not just about food and shopping, but truly immersing yourself in Korean culture and atmosphere. 📍First Stop: Gyeongbokgung Palace Hanbok Photoshoot Head straight to Gyeongbokgung Palace in the morning and rent a pastel-colored hanbok. They even style your hair for you✨. The rental shops are conveniently located right outside the subway station. Wearing a hanbok and walking into the palace feels like a time-travel experience. Every photo turns out stunning. ✅Pro Tip: Morning light is perfect, and there are fewer crowds! 📍Second Stop: Wildflower Planet Exhibition — A Dreamy Hidden Gem in the City Center A 10-minute walk leads to an unexpected spot: a large flower field hidden in the urban area 🌼. With moon installations and designer-style cottages, every shot—whether taken with a phone or camera—looks amazing. Plus, it’s a free attraction! 📍Third Stop: Jennie-Endorsed Tamburins Perfume Wall I came to Hongdae just for this wall! It’s massive and exudes a powerful vibe. No matter where you stand, your photos will look like magazine covers. Although it’s crowded, you only need to wait about 5 minutes to get a clear shot. Nearby, there are plenty of cafes and photo spots to explore. 📍Fourth Stop: Seoul’s Unbelievably Blue Sky☁️ While strolling along the path outside the National Folk Museum, I looked up to see a spotless, cloudless sky 🌤️. With rows of ginkgo trees and national flags, it felt like a scene straight out of a Korean drama opening sequence. 📍Extra Tips: Travel Suggestions ✔️Reserve your hanbok rental in advance for better color and size options. ✔️October in Seoul has significant temperature differences between morning and evening, so bring a jacket if you’re wearing a dress. ✔️A wide-angle lens is essential! Use 0.5x on your phone to capture the grandeur of the palace. ✔️Visit the perfume wall before noon for better lighting and less shadow. This Seoul trip focused on “photo-worthy spots + free attractions + cultural experiences,” making it perfect for budget-conscious travelers who want a high-quality experience. If it’s your first time in Korea, I highly recommend following this itinerary—you’ll return home with a memory card full of stunning photos📷✨