Namdaemun Open-air Market (Seoul, South Korea)
Namdaemun is a large, 600-year-old open-air market in Seoul, South Korea. It was named Namdaemun after the nearby “Great South Gate” and is Korea’s largest traditional market. Almost anything - textiles, food, accessories, cosmetics, etc. - can be purchased at the market. Namdaemun is open 24 hours every day except Sunday with the best discounts after midnight. Namchang-dong (Jung-gu, downtown, Hoehyon Station Line 4), Seoul. Phone 2128-7800.
Flash Panorama of Open Air Market (Seoul, South Korea)
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- Published:
- 2.16.09 / 9am
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- Panoramas, South Korea
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- Namdaemun, panoramas, Seoul, South Korea
It’s too bad it was so out of focus, but I thought it was still worth the stitch.
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