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Holidays in Muk-tong

Wanderlust, FOMO, fernweh. Whatever you call it, there’s only one way to cure it — get going to Muk-tong. No matter what type of incredible adventure you're craving, this Seoul neighbourhood has loads going for it. Enjoy meeting the locals? With around 10,300,000 people calling the capital of South Korea home, you'll have stacks of opportunities. To get to Muk-tong from Gimpo International Airport, jump into a taxi, throw your bags in the boot and head 25 kilometres to the east. If you're coming from the city centre, you'll need to make your way 10 kilometres northeast.

Muk-tong is a wonderland for sightseers. A lot of the city's attractions are strewn near this neighbourhood, including Dongdaemun Market and Gyeongbok Palace. Don't forget to put the Korea University and the Jogyesa Temple on your list as well. For a better perspective of this city as a whole, visit the close-by neighbourhoods of Mugil-tong and Chunghwail-tong.

The COEX Convention and Exhibition Center is among this biggest sights of Seoul. Getting to it shouldn't be hard, as it's situated just 9 kilometres from the city centre.

Getting cabin fever in Muk-tong? Then get out and explore the Sungnyemun Gate and Deoksugung Palace, two fabulous highlights in the centre of the city. Alternatively, take a look around N Seoul Tower and Namsan Park.

There's no knowing what you're going to find when perusing the fascinating collections at the Sejong University Museum, the Seoul Yangnyeongsi Herb Medicine Museum, the Cheonggyecheon Museum and the Hanyang University Museum. If you don't want to miss a thing, ask the friendly staff for their top picks.

A charming feature of this suburb is its nearby green spaces. In the midst of all the activity, you'll find plenty of places to relax and read a book. Hongneung Arboretum and Jangja Lake Park are great options.

Stock up on supplies or search for a few unique gifts. Purchase everything you're after at Seoul Folk Flea Market, Gyeongdong Market and Dapsimni Antiques Market.

The Donggureung Tomb Cluster, Taereung and Gangreung Royal Tombs, Yeonghwiwon & Sunginwon Burial Mounds and King Sejong The Great Memorial Hall can give you a glimpse into the area's past.

Spiritual sites such as the Hwagyesa Temple, the Naksan Myogaksa and Seonnongdan can give you a better understanding of the region's religious side. Immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere and take a little time to contemplate.

Hotels in Muk-tong

Whether you're after the basics or the whole shebang, Muk-tong has you sorted! For a bed that won't break the bank, you can't go past the K-POP HOTEL Dongdaemun, located at 255, Eulji-ro, Jung-gu, or the Gung Guesthouse, at 67, Yulgok-ro 8-gil, Jongno-gu. Or would you rather spend your holiday in more luxurious surrounds? Prepare to be treated like royalty at the Banyan Tree Club & Spa Seoul or The Shilla Seoul.