Free palace entry
Haewadal Hanbok (해와달한복)
Right by Gyeongbokgung Stn. (Line 3) · short walk to the palace
Wearing hanbok = free entry to Seoul's royal palaces.Policy can change — check before you go.
Rental rates (per person)
| Tier | Style | 2 hrs | 4 hrs | All day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | Princess / Men's | ₩20,000 | ₩25,000 | ₩40,000 |
| Tier 2 | Theme | ₩15,000 | ₩20,000 | ₩30,000 |
| Tier 3 | Traditional | ₩9,900 | ₩15,000 | ₩25,000 |
Paid options
- Queen grade — 2h ₩30,000 / 4h ₩35,000 / 1-day ₩50,000
- Couple set — 2h ₩40,000 / 4h ₩45,000 / 1-day ₩60,000
- Court dress — 2h ₩50,000 / 4h ₩55,000 / 1-day ₩80,000
- Gat (hat) +₩2,000
- Woman's hat +₩5,000
- Winged cap (king's hat) +₩5,000
- Vest (baeja) +₩5,000
- Shoes +₩3,000
- Underskirt +₩4,000
- Overtime (per extra hour) +₩5,000
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Right outside Exit 3 of Gyeongbokgung Station (about 30m), and notable for its wheelchair-friendly access — ramps and an elevator, no stairs to fight. Prices span a wide range, from ₩9,900 for 2 hours in a traditional hanbok up to ₩50,000 for the top royal styles, so your budget depends heavily on what you pick. Petticoat and hair styling cost extra, and they sometimes ask for a phone reservation in advance — check before visiting. Closed Tuesdays outside peak season.