- Open for the 2024 Gyeongbokgung Palace Night Viewings.
- Ari Hanbok focuses on creating hanbok with a variety of unique and luxurious designs, with over 100 different options to choose from. They also provide personal color consulting to match hanbok colors with customers' skin tones.
- Located just a 5-minute walk from Gyeongbokgung Station, Ari Hanbok offers easy accessibility for visitors.
- Wearing hanbok and visiting Gyeongbokgung Palace allows visitors to experience Korean culture and capture unforgettable memories in their life.
- Creatrip offers a special discount for hanbok rental at Ari Hanbok, providing visitors with the opportunity to rent hanbok at a more affordable price.
Benefit
| Traditional Hanbok/Daily Hanbok, Premium Hanbok, Signature Hanbok | Free hairstyling, hair accessories, bag, locker, undergarment, Norigae (traditional Korean ornaments), and shoes. |
| Theme Hanbok | Free hairstyling, bag and undergarment. |
*The hairstyles included in the benefit are princess hair, braided hair, and updo hair. Queen hair and ponytail hair styles require an additional payment.
*The hair accessories included in the benefits are traditional hair ribbons (Daenggi), headbands, and hairpins.
Picture Reference
Theme Hanbok (women)
Theme Hanbok (men)
Theme hanboks feature elaborate floral embroidery and decorations for a vibrant look.
Traditional Hanbok (women)
Traditional Hanbok (men)
Traditional Hanbok features clear and soft colors and the special lines of clothing only seen in traditional designs.
Daily Hanbok (women)
Premium Hanbok (women)
The flared skirt Hanbok is Ari Hanbok's signature, crafted from special fabrics and showcasing expert craftsmanship for a unique look. Customers can also select outfits that perfectly match their skin tone with specially colored Jeogori.
Premium Hanbok (men)
Signature Hanbok (women)
Dangui, historically worn by high-ranking women in the Joseon Dynasty, is now reimagined with a mix of special and traditional colors, creating uniquely beautiful attire.
Signature Hanbok (men)
Dangui, historically worn by high-ranking women in the Joseon Dynasty, is now reimagined with a mix of special and traditional colors, creating uniquely beautiful attire.
