Namdaemun Market

Namdaemun Market is one of the most representative traditional markets in Seoul, with a long history of 600 years. It combines food and shopping. The same theme of shopping or food will gather in one street or alley. There are nearly 6,000 small-scale shops here that directly produce and sell products, and also wholesale and retail.

Namdaemun Market mainly sells children's clothing, women's clothing, men's clothing, fiber products, kitchen supplies, gifts, folk crafts, local products, food, imported products, daily necessities, trendy accessories and other daily necessities. 90% of the children's clothing circulation in South Korea is in Namdaemun Market, which is a good place to buy children's clothing.

In addition to mainland Korea, there are also many consumers from Southeast Asia, Europe and the United States. Namdaemun, which has a lot of transactions, does not have gorgeously decorated stores. Simple traditional market stalls and open-air stalls are mixed between modern buildings.

In the food alley of Namdaemun, you can taste kimchi, pork feet, dried fish and other Korean favorites. The alley is bustling with people, adding to the enthusiasm and vitality of Namdaemun Market.