Namhansanseong Fortress + Korean Folk Village - Private tour from Seoul

This is the fortress of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) to protect Hanyang (now Seoul), the capital of the Joseon Dynasty. King Injo took shelter here in 1636 when the Manchus invaded the Joseon Dynasty. Peace was negotiated with the invading Manchus here in 1637. It is said that the king of Joseon knelt three times and hit the ground hard with his head nine times as a sign of surrender to the enemy king. In exchange for peace, the king had to send a large number of virgins to the Manchus (later the Qing Dynasty) as slaves. And you can visit the temporary palace also. At 'Korean Folk Village', you can directly see the shapes of various houses from the 'Joseon Dynasty', and you can also visit special houses from inland and island areas. There are various workshops, so you can have an opportunity to experience special techniques, and you can expect a fun time with regular parades. Also, as it is a filming location for famous Korean dramas, it will have a special meaning for fans of Korean dramas.