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Exciting shopping center for Korean crafts
This shopping district was formed in the 1980s as a cluster of shops specializing in antique art. There are about 140 shops in the mall, and you can get a glimpse of Korean culture through traditional crafts. Nearby is Janganpyeong Antique Market, which sells antiques such as Najeon Chilgi (mother-of-pearl lacquerware) furniture and embroidered bedding.
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Visit a mecca for vintage lovers
Things become more valuable as they age. You can find wooden candlesticks, grandfather clocks, and other antiques that are rarely seen these days, as well as have fun shopping for unusual items at reasonable prices. This is an excellent destination for travelers who enjoy vintage and are looking for souvenirs with a Korean twist.