Korean immigration offices offer services only to those who make an appointment in advance. You will have to make an online reservation for services such as visa extension/transfer, ID card application, etc. So, you need to be in Korea to make an appointment on HiKorea. This is possible through the HiKorea website and is a fairly simple process. Follow these steps to book your appointment at the Korean immigration offices. 1. Go to the HiKorea website and click the "Apply" button in the "Reserve Visit" section 2. Choose the correct button at the bottom of the webpage to make a reservation as a member HiKorea (left) or non-member (right). If this is your first visit to the immigration office or you do not have a HiKorea account, you can set up an appointment as a non-member using the information from your passport or ID card, if you already have one. If this is the first time you have applied for an ID card in Korea, you will need to use your passport information. 3. Completing your personal data As a new HiKorea member As an already existing HiKorea member If you are not a HiKorea member After clicking on the non-member section, a page will appear where you can choose to continue booking either by using your ID card information or by using your passport information. If you choose to use ID card information, click the "Identity authentication”. All you have to do is enter your ID card number and issue date and click on the confirmation. If you choose to use your passport information, click on “Identify verification using the passport number”. Then you will need to enter your passport number, country of citizenship, and date of birth. Click Confirm when you're done. 4. You will then need to complete the application form for scheduling. You will first need to choose which immigration office you want to book for next to the "Competent authority" tab. If you are not sure which immigration office you would need to visit, click the "detailed search" button. A pop-up window will appear where you can enter the region and then the city, county, and/or district (si, dong, gu) where you live to find the right immigration office to visit. * If you live in Seoul, you can only enter the name of the district (gu). Choose the residence category you belong to. If you are not from China, choose the option "Control of foreign (non-Chinese) residents", the first of the three possible options. You will then be asked to select the reason for booking an appointment from the list of options available. You will have the option to enter your mobile phone number (Korean) for booking messages immediately after this section (we advise you to do this to receive an update on the date and number of the booking). Create a 4-digit password to make changes to or make a reservation subsequent correction. Finally, choose the date you want to visit the immigration office. Click the calendar button and you will see a list of available dates for the month. If you request an ID card or extend your visa, take into account the expiration date of the visa to avoid fines. Try to choose a booking date that allows the closest date to visit ifs possible, as reservations for immigration offices are filled in very quickly. ■ Selected Date (You can apply on the following day) ■ Reservation Unavailable (Reservation expiration) · Time schedules, which are already reserved, are grayed out · If you are unable to schedule an in-person visit before your visa expiration date, or deadlines to report any change of your stay, we suggest using an online petition. · Reservation time slots are currently in limited operation to prevent the spread of COVID-19. You have the option to describe the purpose of the visit so that the person who will handle the case will be prepared in advance to help you with your situation. Press the Apply button and your visit will then be confirmed. 5. You will be directed to a new page with the booking receipt. Make sure you save and print this receipt for your visit. Sometimes you must present the booking receipt/message on the phone that you received on the day of the appointment. If you are a HiKorea member If you are a HiKorea member, follow the steps starting with choosing the immigration office (No. 4). You will notice that the name and phone numbers are filled in automatically. Then everything will be basically the same. The immigration office requires a reservation in case you want to go there in person. So, make sure you have one before your visa expires. If you are unable to schedule an in-person visit before your visa expiration date, or deadlines to report any change of your stay, we suggest using an online petition or you can present yourself on the last day of your visa expiration without an appointment, note that you may wait there a long time since those numbers are not a priority.

★★★ Korea Allimi Special Article - 대한민국 알리미 특별 조항★★★ First of all, what is Korea Allimi? Korea Allimi is a program from Korean Public Diplomacy to all foreigners residing in Korea, which aims to promote various aspects of Korea to the world. Korea Allimi also provides the world with on-site information about Korea from MOFA within the framework of Unboxing Korea. Who is eligible to participate? Foreigners (Non-Korean Nationality) residing in Korea. What should you do if you are accepted? Create and upload various contents at least once a month E.G: Sharing daily lives and experiences in Korea. What are the benefits? Certification of appointment, Rewards for excellent activities, Invitation to Unboxing Korea tour programs, and experiencing Korean culture 1:1. Dates. Period of Activity: May ~ December 2022 Inquiries 02-6242-3202 koreaallimi@gmail.com So basically, Korea Allimi is an SNS supporters program aimed at foreigners residing in Korea where at least once a month, participants share information on Korean culture, policy, and activities from Unboxing Korea topic tour programs, and share it through various platforms, including (but not limited to) social media platforms and websites. Korea Allimi, who, in collaboration with MOFA (Minister of Foreign Affairs), will deliver on-site info about Korea to the rest of the globe as part of Unboxing Korea! Unboxing Korea is a public diplomacy initiative aimed at improving knowledge of Korea's history, traditions, social/philosophical values, and cultures. Outstanding content from each month will be published on the official MOFA Public Diplomacy platforms. In addition, at the Unboxing Korea Year-End Event in December, the author of the greatest material of the year will be acknowledged and awarded. From personal experience, the co-founder of Flip Korea, Antonia, is a member and participant of Korea Allimi for the second year in a row. Our experience was amazing last year. Antonia was rewarded as an excellent member in the first month and took 5th place at the year-end ceremony. Below we will put some pictures of all the activities from last year for your information. This year, the Korea Allimi program started in May and will be until December of the same year. Due to the restrictions being lifted we hope to do more and more outdoor activities. Inside the program this year were put into 10 teams that have 6 members each. Hwaiting for group 4! Each month will have a different theme and we have to upload a video and lots of pictures. The program wants foreigners who are living here to be able to promote tourism and UNESCO heritages in Korea. Flip Korea will try to make a new article every month about the content that we will promote during this program! Check out our special articles! We suggest you try to apply next year if you want to have an amazing time, meet new people, make friends, and visit great places! #MOFA #UnboxingKorea #KoreaAllimi #언박싱코리아 #대한민국알리미 #UniqueKorea #SpecialExperience

★★★ Korea Allimi Special Article - 대한민국 알리미 특별 조항 ★★★ The Seoul Foundation of Women & Families' International Conference Hall hosted Allimi Day last week on August 28! The event was divided into two parts: a quiz in which we had to answer questions about Korea, and a second portion in which we were divided into teams and played various games. First we were divided into teams, each had 4-5 members and we had to accumulate more balls, which counted as points with our names on them. More balls meant more chances to win a nice prize at the finish. During the Golden Bell time we have learned a lot of new information about Korean culture, language, history and even politics. I think these type of events are promoting and teaching foreigners more about Korea in a fun and educative way. The sports part, was actually even more fun, we played a new type of "Red light, Green light", where we had to also pop balloons. Then we played "find the chairs", and we were blindfolded as well. And lastly the mime was my favorite. I love playing this games! At the end, a travel bag was given away as well as several other prizes via a lottery method. There were several nice prizes and of course all with the help of MOFA. I was left with a nice T-shirt, a cute pouch and a coffee machine that I won. I made memories and met lots of new people. These events are always the best! The #ENDviolence Campaign, created by the Public Diplomacy and Cultural Affairs Bureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea, and UNICEF, was also promoted during the event. By ending violence against children, the #ENDviolence Campaign with UNICEF supports child safety. For additional information, visit the official Instagram page! If you enjoy these types of activities, next year join Unboxing Korea! #MOFA, #UnboxingKorea, #KoreaAllimi, #언박싱코리아, #대한민국알리미, #specialexperience,

This year I had the amazing opportunity to visit K-medi Center in Seoul. This place is everything you need after a hard working week at work, or a stressful time. Located in the north-east part of Seoul this center gives you an amazing opportunity to try traditional Korean "spa" or traditional Korean medicine. After I arrived there it was like entering in another world. The atmosphere, the people and the calmness of the place was just the right thing I needed. I took the ticket and then I waited for my turn, while visiting their museum. If you are a fan of history, this is the place for you. The museum presents all the traditional Korean medicine practices since the beginning until now. You have miniatures, a traditional "doctor's home" and lots of other amazing stuff. You can even try to touch or smell the medicinal herbs or to take a fun quiz at the end of the tour. Being obsessed with miniatures, seeing their replicas was amazing. However the best part started after. I first went and had an amazing foot bath, scented with wild raspberries bath salt and a cute thermometer. The bath was amazing, outside looking at the bright sky, having an amazing time while relaxing with nice music. I think I will try to recreate this in my home, I always need something so relaxing after a hard day. Then, I went upstairs, at the 3rd floor to have my massage. An unique experience indeed. I had to lay down on a bed, while a hot mask pack covers my eyes, and the bed was giving me a massage. Yes you heard right, the BED! That was an automated bed, that give you a traditional Korean massage. It felt so strange at the beginning, I thought someone was playing drums on my back. However I really enjoyed it. I think this was what I actually needed for my back bones. Even though it hurt a lot, the sensation is so different that you have to try it by yourself, before trying to even understand it. And lastly I had a hand and foot manage. I felt like Iron Man a little bit, because both devices were very high tech, but it was very fun. Not going to lie, it hurt so much, that I thought a Boa Constrictor was going to leave me without my limbs, but after it finished I could feel all the tiredness and pain from before going away. Now you have the unique opportunity to make your own bath salt, herb pouch or wood pressing painting. These additions are amazing and bring more fun to the actual experience. And of course, you can try a cute Joseon Dynasty nurse hanbok so you can feel exactly like a cute doctor. Will I go again? Call me crazy, but I will, and not one time, but if I can, every once in a while to relax from my stressful life, I would. I can't explain you enough or with a lot of details the real feeling, but if you have the opportunity to come to Seoul, or Korea, or if you want to try it, just go! Is an amazing and unique experience! K-medi Center details: Website: https://kmedi.ddm.go.kr/eng/ · Operation hours: * Closed every Monday · Summer season (March to October) 10am to 6pm · Winter season (November to February) 10am to 5pm ※ The entrance closing time is 1 hour before the show's end. Usage fee: · visit the Herb Medicine Museum 1,000 won · herbal foot bath 6,000 won *Up to two people per bath · Bojewon Oriental Medicine Experience 5,000 won Address: 26, Yangnyeong Jungang-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul (10 minutes walk from Exit 2 of Jegi-dong Station on Subway Line 1) #NIKOM, #HANUI, #KoreanMedicine, #KOCIS, #KMedicine, #kinfluencer, #kinfluenceracademy2022,

Sejong Village Food Street or 세종마을 음식문하거리 is located at Gyeongbokgung Station (line 3, exit 2). If you walk forward the food street is on the first left street called Jahamun-ro 1-gil. To make it more well known and promote the Korean food culture to foreigners and locals all together, Omomo Cafe or 공유카페 organizes various programs. The first one that we attended to, was Kimbap Heaven, sponsored by 김밥전국 restaurant located near exit 2. We cooked together kimbap and tteokbokki, then we enjoyed eating them and get to know each other. If you want to check them out go to their Instagram page, or website. These two months they will have a lot of experiences you can try out for yourself. King Sejong of the Joseon Kingdom (1392–1910), the royal figure who was instrumental in the development of the Korean alphabet, Hanguel, was born at Seochon, a city west of Gyeongbok Palace. It has been transformed by locals into a cultural art town where King Sejong's spirit still thrives. With more than 600 ancient homes, Seochon's hanok hamlet is one of the best-kept secrets in the city core. It is also well known for the variety of foods it offers. Visitors to Sejong Village Food Street can actually have a proper gourmet journey there because it is lined with numerous traditional restaurants. The sky is illuminated by lanterns on the street at night, giving the impression that one is in Joseon era. There are many different types of food, from traditional to cosmopolitan dishes such Korean soups, Bossam, seafood, braised Kimchi, sushi, spring rolls, sirloin, and fried potatoes. They go well with a cup of coffee or alcoholic beverages. When visiting Seoul, Sejong Village Food Culture Street is the place to go if you want to sample traditional Korean cuisine or if you miss your home cuisine. There are more must-eat foods and eateries to be found.

❀❀❀ Yeundeungpo Special [팸투어] article ❀❀❀ On the 60th floor of 63 Square, there is an exhibition space called 63 Sky Art. Since it was opened in 1985, the floor has served as a representative landmark of Seoul. Additionally, 63 Sky Art has a long history of being regarded as one of Seoul's best observatories, offering spectacular, dynamic views of the Han River. 63 Sky Art is an observatory with mixed-media works of art! You may view both the distinctive artworks and Seoul's lovely nighttime scenery! The Han River and N Seoul Tower are visible in the view. The 63 Art Observatory, located in the 63 Building and offering views of the Han River, is the location of the exhibition "Erik Johansson, Beyond Imagination." The exhibition features the most recent photographs and videos by Eric Johansson. Swedish photographer and retouching pro Eric Johansson. He doesn't merely create composite images using computer technology; his photography is primarily surrealist. He begins by photographing each component of a piece, then brings the images home to use in Photoshop to produce stunning works of art. Five sections make up "Erik Johansson, Beyond Imagination," which let the reader fully experience Eric Johansson's photographic universe. Visitors are surprised by the juxtaposition of unexpected imagery in his photos, which also criticize contemporary society. You can view the exhibition with CAH by going to the "Erik Johansson, Beyond Imagination" exhibition. Don't you want to see Eric Johansson's amazing work? The superb exhibition of is waiting for you. Dates: 2021.09.16 (Thursday) ~ 2022.10.30 (Sunday) Hours: 10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. (Ticketing deadline is 7:30 P.M.) Place: 63 Building, 63 Art Museum Address : 07345 50, 63-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul (63 Building) Ticket Price: 15,000 won Contact: 02-1661-1063, 1833-7001 Transportation From the Yeoinaru Station Exit of Subway Line No. 5, continue straight for 20 to 25 minutes. If you want to use the bus, exit at Exit 1 and board Bus No. 5633, getting out at the 63 Building (63빌딩) bus stop. Please go across the street to reach 63 Square's entrance. Please be aware! 1. Aqua Planet 63 can be entered again, however 63 Sky Art cannot. Before you re-enter, please stamp a re-enter stamp located on Aqua Planet 63's exit on your hand, then present the staff with your ticket and the stamped hand. 2. A client who bought a package pass (Seoul Pass) may exchange their pass at the ticket counter. 3. [Observatory 63] Please be aware that the location is open from 10:00 till 20:00. (Last admission 19:30). #YSMZ, #SmartMedicalZone, #MedicalTourism, #Yeongdeungpo, #Seoul, #Yeongdeungpo_gu, #YDP, #MSG, #Supporters, #Korea, #영등포구청, #sns, #yeondeungposmartmedicalcity, #YDM, #영등포서포터즈, #영등포,

❀❀❀ Yeundeungpo Special [팸투어] article ❀❀❀ Aquarium Hanwha Aqua Planet 63 first opened its doors in 1985 in Yeouido, Seoul, South Korea. It was the nation's first aquarium open to the public. When it was constructed, the 63 Building was the tallest structure in Korea. It is still a well-known structure in Seoul. Each year, the aquarium welcomes roughly 1,000,000 people. In the three basement levels of the 63 Building, the aquarium, which measures 5,630 square meters (60,600 square feet) in size, was first inaugurated in 1985. (the third basement is an equipment level and not open to the public). It replicated ocean ecosystems from all around the world, and its goal was to "be a center of teaching for individuals interested in learning more about marine life." The harbor seal show debuted in 1990 and continues to run every day. 2016 saw the renovation and reopening of Seaworld 63 as Aquaplanet 63. 20,000+ creatures representing 400+ species currently live on Aqua Planet 63, including king and jackass penguins, pirarucus, piranhas, Oriental small-clawed otters, harbor seals, and sea lions. They also feature a mermaid show in addition to the stunning exhibitions. You may check this out every day. Never miss the Mermaid Show, the 63 Aquarium's representative performance! Every day at 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, 13:30, 14:30, 15:30, 16:30, 17:30, and 18:30, mermaid shows begin running. Phone +82-2-1833-7001 Website: https://m.aquaplanet.co.kr/aq63/index.do Hours of Operation Daily 10:00 - 19:30 (last entry at 19:00) (KST) Fee Adults (14 - 64) - KRW 27,000 Youth & Seniors (13 & younger, 65 & older) - KRW 23,000 Address 07345 50, 63-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul (63 Building) Transportation From the Yeoinaru Station Exit of Subway Line No. 5, continue straight for 20 to 25 minutes. If you want to use the bus, exit at Exit 1 and board Bus No. 5633, getting out at the 63 Building (63빌딩) bus stop. Please go across the street to reach 63 Square's entrance. Please be aware! 1. Aqua Planet 63 can be entered again, however 63 Sky Art cannot. Before you re-enter, please stamp a re-enter stamp located on Aqua Planet 63's exit on your hand, then present the staff with your ticket and the stamped hand. 2. A client who bought a package pass (Seoul Pass) may exchange their pass at the ticket counter. 3. [Observatory 63] Please be aware that the location is open from 10:00 till 20:00. (Last admission 19:30). #YSMZ, #SmartMedicalZone, #MedicalTourism, #Yeongdeungpo, #Seoul, #Yeongdeungpo_gu, #YDP, #MSG, #Supporters, #Korea, #영등포구청, #sns, #yeondeungposmartmedicalcity, #YDM, #영등포서포터즈, #영등포,

A significant mid-October harvest festival and a three-day holiday in South Korea, Chuseok, or 추석, literally translates as "autumn evening" and is also known as Hangawi or 한가위, from the old Korean for "the vast middle (of autumn)". It is commemorated on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month on the full moon. Koreans travel to their original hometowns to celebrate a successful harvest by visiting relatives and feasting on traditional cuisine. Chuseok is a food-centered holiday, and preparation, cooking, and feasting often take up the majority of holiday time. The younger generation is celebrating with anything tasty as tradition fades, just like Americans do these days for Thanksgiving. Savory pancakes, called jeon, are one of the central pieces of this holiday. They may be made with either flour or egg batter and come in a wide range of flavors, including pa-jeon (scallions), buchu-jeon (garlic chives), gamja-jeon (potatoes), kimchi-jeon (kimchi), and virtually anything else. Japchae is a stir-fry meal prepared using "glass noodles," also known as dangmyeon, which are manufactured from sweet potato starch. It is topped with meat and veggies and seasoned with soy sauce and sesame oil. They also consume songpyeon, also known as 송편, yakgwa, traditional snacks, as well as fruits like Asian pears and hallabong and rice wines like sindoju and dongdongju. There are two main customs associated with Chuseok: Seongmyo, or 성묘 when family members visit the grave which is typically accompanied by Beolcho or 벌초 by cleaning up the area surrounding graves and eliminating weeds, and Charye 차례, also known as Jesa or ancestor memorial rites at home. Another significant tradition is to prepare the ancestors' favorite meals as an offering. Today, many people enjoy giving away gifts that contain alcohol, spam, tuna, or other foods. Even businesses will give you gifts or cash. One of the most significant holidays in Korea is Chuseok, and people enjoy cooking and eating as much food as they can. You can feel lonely if you're in Korea at this time, so I advise meeting up with friends, going on a picnic, or attempting to prepare some local cuisine on your own. The Chuseok spirit is then more appreciated. Every year we try to cook traditional food, meet friends and enjoy the holidays together! This always makes it more special and more friendly.

We understand that many foreigners are struggling to donate blood in Korea because they don't know the system or where to donate. So, we have sent an email personally to RED CROSS Korea - blood services to get more information. Below you can find all the details, of how to donate blood as a foreigner and if you are eligible to do so, based on your own country. Donor Eligibility for Foreigners (Updated on September 17, 2019) A. You must have stayed in Korea for more than a year to donate blood (excluding the period for overseas travel) - If you have visited other countries for more than 90 days accumulatively within one year, you will need to wait a year from the date of return. - You will be deferred from donation if you have traveled overseas within 1 month ※ If you have traveled overseas while living in Korea, please consult with our staff by telephone or email to avoid an unnecessary visit. B. You should be able to speak Korean as the interview will be conducted in Korean - Only our staff or a third person will be qualified as an interpreter (family members and co-workers are not allowed to provide interpretation) C. You should have a valid ID card to participate in blood donation. Alien registration, domestic residence report certificate, domestic driver's license, permanent resident card, and ID card issued by USFK are accepted as valid ID cards. A passport is valid if you are exempt from alien registration. - In special cases, such as being an ambassador, the requirement for a valid ID card may be waived after a thorough review by the blood center. D. All of the above should be met in order to donate. E. Note that the final evaluation of your eligibility is done at the center - Communication in English may not be possible depending on the blood donation center List of the centers: BE AWARE! When you are going to donate blood you should always check the compulsory notices. There are certain countries that can't donate blood because of certain diseases. Also, vaccines or other reasons. Below you have the list of countries, and the PDF file to read more. List of infectious diseases & geographic deferral related to variant CJD (Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease) For more details contact Red Cross Korea - Blood service - Email: donateblood@redcross.or.kr - Telephone: 033-811-0072(Korean), 033-811-0088(English) - Website: Red Cross Korea - Blood service *Credit to Red Cross Korea - Blood service

★★★ Korea Allimi Special Article - 대한민국 알리미 특별 조항★★★ The museum of the National Memorial of the Korean Provisional Government is a relatively new addition to the Korean museum's list. It opened this year, 2022, on March 1st and coincided with the March 1st Independence Movement's 103rd anniversary, a pivotal event that gave rise to the government-in-exile in Shanghai in 1919. The museum was made open to the public in order to increase public understanding of the background and operations of the government in exile. The Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs said, "The National Memorial of the Korean Provisional Government was built and opened on March 1 to illuminate again as proud history the provisional government's spirit of independence and democratic republicanism and pass it down to future generations." The Maxim heavy machine gun used by Korean freedom fighters and a song sheet with lyrics in Korean, Chinese, and English are two of the 300 pieces now on show at the museum. The Korean Independence Army of the provisional government is also described in detail for the first time in a document that is also released. The museum may discover more objects and restore them for public display, and of course, the number of artifacts on show will increase. Currently, the museum has about 7,000 additional objects in storage. Exhibitions inside of the museum (source National Memorial of the Korean Provisional Government website) Special Exhibitions Location: 1st floor “Return of the Korean Provisional Government” is a special exhibition re-examining the course and meaning of the Korean Provisional Government’s return to its homeland after 27 years of struggle, from the perspective of triumphant return and succession. Exhibitions Location: 2nd ~ 4th Floors Composed thematically according to the various activities of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea throughout its history, the permanent exhibitions provide an opportunity to reflect on the meaning and value of the Provisional Government. Permanent Hall 1: From ‘Kingdom of Monarch’ to ‘Republic of the People’ Permanent Hall 2: Korean Provisional government and the people of Korea Permanent Hall 3: From Korean Provisional Government to the Government of the Republic of Korea Floor Plan B1 – Multipurpose Hall 1stFloor – Symbolic Square, Information Desk, Special Exhibition Hall, Larchiveum (Library/Archives/Museum), Cafe&Shop, Nursing Room 2nd Floor – Exhibition Hall 1 3rd Floor – Exhibition Hall 2, Office 4th Floor – Exhibition Hall 3, Observatory, Office Details: Opening Times: 10 a.m. ~ 6 p.m. (entry up to one hour before closing) Closed on Monday and January 1st (New Year’s Day); Seollal (Lunar New Year’s Day); Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving Day) Free entry Address: 서울특별시 서대문구 통일로 279-24 Website: https://www.nmkpg.go.kr/ Transportation: Subway Take Line 3 to Dongnimmun Station, depart through exit 5, and go straight. At the Independence Park intersection, turn left and go 100 meters until you see the National Museum of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea (5 minutes). Bus Blue Buses 701, 702A (Seooreung), 702B (Yongdu Elementary School), 704, 705, 708, 720, 741, 752 Get off at the Dongnimmun Station/Hansung Science High School stop Green Buses 7737 – Get off at the National Museum of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea stop ~ this is the bus we took when we visited the museum 7019, 7021, 7025 - Dongnimmun Station/Hansung Science High School stop Nonstop Buses(Red Buses) 9710, 9710-1 (weekdays), 9701, 9703, 9709, 9709A Get off at Dongnimmun Station/Hansung Science High School stop Town Shuttle Bus Seodaemun 11 – Get off at Dongnimmun Station/Hansung Science High School stop Regular Buses 790, 799 – Get off at Dongnimmun Station/Hansung Science High School stop Even though is a relatively new museum, it is something we recommend you to visit to understand the historical process of the new Korea and modern times. The tumultuous history of war and Japanese colonialism are some of the most important parts to learn about in order to understand the present times. #MOFA, #UnboxingKorea, #KoreaAllimi, #언박싱코리아, #대한민국알리미, #UniqueKorea, #SpecialExperience

★★★ Korea Allimi Special Article - 대한민국 알리미 특별 조항★★★ Dongjak-dong, Dongjak-gu, Seoul, South Korea is the location of the Seoul National Cemetery, or 국립서울현충원. Veterans from Korea, including those who lost their lives in the Korean independence movement, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War, are buried there. The cemetery contains the graves of four South Korean presidents. The cemetery was founded by Syngman Rhee's presidential proclamation in 1955 as the National Military Cemetery, and ten years later, in 1965, it was given the title of National Cemetery. The controlling organization changed its name from "National Cemetery Management Office" to "National Memorial Board" in 1996. Daejeon National Cemetery was created in 1976 and the cemetery's capacity was reached in the early 1970s. Prior to 2006, when the Ministry of Patriots' and Veterans' Affairs took over management of the Daejeon National Cemetery, both cemeteries were once under the Ministry of Defence's control (South Korea). The peaks of Gwanaksan Mountain near Dongjakbong Peak circle the back portion of Seoul National Cemetery on three sides and has a view of the Hangang River towards the front. The Seoul National Cemetery is located in an area that is roughly 1,430,000 m2. The graves of 165,000 martyrs, including soldiers, police officers, and reserve forces members who gave their lives in defense of their nation, are honored here. Both the remnants of about 7,000 unidentified soldiers whose bodies were discovered and memorial tablets for roughly 104,000 troops who died during the Korean War are housed inside the Memorial Tower. The Burial Plots, which are separated into numerous sections, contain the graves of more than 54,000 martyred patriots. These include graves of troops, police officers, deserving civilians, and important members of the provisional government. Memorial ceremonies and other activities are held at the Seoul National Cemetery each Memorial Day to pay tribute to the valiant soldiers who sacrificed their lives in defense of the nation. One of the most iconic days is the 6th of June. The Memorial Tower, Holy Ground, Chungseong Fountain Tower, Memorial Gate, Photographic Exhibition House, Educational Movie Theater, and Relics Exhibition House are among the facilities. Details: Operating Hours : [Cemetery (open all year round)] Front gate, east gate, main gate (5 locations) 06:00-18:00 [Facilities] 09:00-18:00 All facilities are closed on November holidays / December - February Saturdays and holidays. Admission: Free entry Address: 210, Hyeonchung-ro, Dongjak-gu, Seoul / 서울특별시 동작구 현충로 210 Website: https://www.snmb.mil.kr/snmb/index.do Transportation: Directions: Subway Line 4 & 9, Dongjak Station, Exits 2 & 4 for the East Gate (5 mins on foot) and Exit 8 for the main gate This was one of the most amazing places I have ever been to. I think it gave me a state of peace and I was also humbled by so many memories, and people who gave their lives for this country. Even though visiting a cemetery may sound strange, this is like a national park where people even come and make picnics and remember those who died. It must be so hard to see the graves if your dear ones are there, but at the same time, you can be proud that their names are honored. #MOFA, #UnboxingKorea, #KoreaAllimi, #언박싱코리아, #대한민국알리미, #UniqueKorea, #SpecialExperience

❀❀❀ Yeundeungpo Special [팸투어] article ❀❀❀ The 63 Restaurant has a Bakery, GF Buffet Restaurant which is located on the first floor of the building followed up on the 57Th floor by a Chinese Restaurant, 58th-floor Shuchiku Japanese Restaurant, and Touch the Sky which is a French-style restaurant and on the 59th floor the European Style Restaurant,🌬️ Walking on the Cloud.🌬️ Walking On The Cloud (워킹온더클라우드), offers a stunning view from atop a skyscraper and a variety of delectable foods. The European restaurant serves delectable food in a setting reminiscent of a European garden. There are more than 300 different varieties of wine from across the world available in the restaurant's extra-large wine cellar. The restaurant was included in the SBS program "The Palace of Dreams" as well. The establishment is a favorite among couples since it serves classic Western cuisine such as steaks and dishes with ocean crawfish and hosts a live musical trio with a violin, piano, and contrabass. The elite chef also created a menu that was in line with Korean preferences and included meals that were free of fat and had a fresh taste. Prices Lunch menu: KRW 65,000 ~ 120,000 Bar: KRW 70,000 ~ 150,000 Diner menu: KRW 110,000 ~ 270,00 Garden salad bar: KRW 53,000 ~ 100,000 For our lunch menu we had: ❈ Snail with Herbs and Garlic Butter (허버와 마늘 버터 곁들인 달팽이) ❈French Onion soup(프렌치 양파 스프) ❈Griller Toothfish with Shiitake and Pineapple (표고와 파인애플을 결들인 메로구이) ❈Sherbet (셔벗) ❈Charcoal-grilled beef Tenderloin Steak (참숯에 구운 최고급 소고기 안심 스테이크) ❈Special dessert (특성 디저트) ❈Coffee or tea (커피 또는 차) Price: Lunch - Details: Hours: Restaurant (11:30 ~ 15:00 / 17:30 ~ 22:00) BAR (17:30 ~ 01:00 / Weekend, Holiday 24:00) Website: https://www.63restaurant.co.kr/r63en/introduction.r63?shop_idrest=31040 Address: 63Buliding, 50, 63-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul (150-763) Yeongdeungpo Smart Medical Tourism Supporters official SNS: https://www.facebook.com/YSMZ.EN https://www.facebook.com/HappyYDP https://www.instagram.com/ydp_tourism/ https://www.ydp.go.kr/ Thanks, #영등포구청 and @ydp_tourism for the amazing gift of having the privilege to eat in such an amazing place. #63building, #walkingonthecloud, #여의공감성형외과, #MSGsupoorters, #영등포구, #영등포, #yeongdeungposmartmedicalzone, #YMSG, #워킹온더클라우드, #63빌딩식당, #63레스토랑, #마카롱, #스테이크, #스테이크맛집, #snaildish, #곁들인, #달팽이, #셔벗, #안심스테이크, #steakdinner, #steak, #sherbet, #toothfish, #grilledfish, #메로구이, #팸투어, #영등포구청

★★★ Korea Allimi Special Article - 대한민국 알리미 특별 조항★★★ The Gwacheon National Science Museum, a complex center of science and technology, is the main attraction in Korea. The grand opening took place on November 14, 2008. With over 2,400 exhibits and broad scope, it is recognized as one of the largest and best-equipped science museums in the world. It was constructed on 243,970-square-foot land with a building size of 49,582 square meters and an exhibition space of 19,127 square meters. A futuristic flying item is depicted on the exterior of the main structure to symbolize humanity's aspiration for the future, the inventiveness of exploration, and the promise of science and technology. Gwacheon National Science Museum tries to inspire visitors to become interested in science and presents to the public scientific principles that guide daily life as a landmark facility exhibiting Korea's cutting-edge science and technology capabilities. Five permanent display centers are located in the main building: the Natural History Center, Children's Experience Center, High-Tech Center, and Traditional Science Center. The planetarium, observatory, outdoor event space, and insect habitat center are close by. More than half of the exhibit items on view are interactive, allowing visitors to dive in and engage with science directly utilizing their imaginations and their thoughts. The website has a 3D interactive page, where you can see the museum and check out the facilities before going there. Personally, I thought the place was just amazing. You can interact with most of the exhibitions and they are well done. I wish I could had more time to try them all, and check the outside places in depth, however for a few hours I felt amazing, I learned so much and I had so much fun! Totally recommend it, even if you are not such a huge fan of science. You can take pictures, and videos and even try the games they provide so it is totally worth it. Exhibition Hall Information Permanent exhibitions: Basic Science Center, High-tech Center, Children’s Experience Center, Scientist Hall of Fame, Natural History Center, and Traditional Science Center * Astronomical Facilities: Planetarium, observatory * Outdoor exhibitions (six themes): Space trip, Energy, Transportation, History plaza, Geography, Dinosaurs * Ecosystem Center: Insect ecosystem, eco-park Address: 110, Sanghabeol-ro, Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do 경기도 과천시 상하벌로 110 Operating Hours: Viewing hours 09:30-17:30 * Last ticketing is 1 hr before closing Closed: January 1, Mondays, the day of Seollal (Lunar New Year's Day) & Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving Day), the day after March 1 and Chuseok holidays Homepage: https://www.sciencecenter.go.kr/scipia/ Admission / Participation Fees: [Permanent Exhibition Hall] Individuals - Adults 4,000 won / Children 2,000 won * Free (ID required): Senior citizens (ages 65 and older), preschoolers (ages 6 & under) * Adults (ages 20-64) / Children (ages 7-19) [Planetarium] Adults 2,000 won / Children & Senior citizens 1,000 won [Astronomical Observatory] Sun observation program - Free Spinder program - 2,000 won Cosmos school (night program) - 10,000 won * Observatory programs available to elementary students & older [Space World] Adults 2,000 won / Children 2,000 won / Senior citizens 1,000 won #MOFA, #UnboxingKorea, #KoreaAllimi, #언박싱코리아, #대한민국알리미, #SpecialExperience, #gwacheonnaturalsciencemuseum, #국립과천과학관, #과학박물관, #한국과학문명관, #naturalscience, #dinosaur, #자연사, #공룡, #dinosaurs, #aerospace, #우주, #누리호, #누리호발사, #나로호, #누리호발사성공, #국립과천과학관, #항우연, #항공우주연구원, #국립과천과학관, #과천과학관, #국립과학관, #과천아이랑가볼만한곳,

❀❀❀ Yeundeungpo Special [팸투어] article ❀❀❀ In the heart of Yeouido, known as the "Manhattan of Seoul," the Kensington Hotel is a New York-themed establishment. The Gimpo International Airport is 20 minutes away from the Kensington Hotel, which is located close to the Hangang River, the National Assembly Building, media organizations, and the Korea Stock Exchange. With 223 accommodations and ancillary amenities, the newly renovated hotel offers its visitors a comfortable stay. In addition to Pyeongchan, which hosted the 2018 Winter Olympics, Kensington hotels and resorts have locations throughout South Korea. Due to its traditional décor, the Yeoiudo hotel's steakhouse, where over 200 K-dramas were filmed, can also be regarded as a Hallyu location. It also features a buffet named Broadway, where great Broadway musical posters are displayed on the walls. Customers can unwind at the bar and coffee shop on the second floor of the buffet there. Satellite TV, WiFi, and soundproofed windows are available in the lodging. Views of the city are available for guests to enjoy. They have kitchen amenities including refrigerators and kettles. Breakfast is available each morning as a buffet at the Kensington Hotel Yeouido Seoul. Asian cuisine is available on the menu at the Broadway restaurant. Coffee, a light afternoon tea, and cocktails are offered at the on-site bar. 450 meters separate the property from the National Assembly subterranean station. For the delight of the guests, there is a bar, a flat-screen TV, and another flat-screen TV. The gym and fitness studio are available at the Kensington Hotel Yeouido Seoul. Details about the place: Kensington Hotel Address: 16, Gukhoe-daero 76-gil, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul 서울특별시 영등포구 국회대로76길 16 (여의도동) Official site: www.kensingtonyoido.co.kr Broadway Buffet: https://www.mangoplate.com/en/restaurants/fP8F84CZp9 New York New York Steak house: https://english.visitseoul.net/restaurants/New-York-New-York-Restaurant--Kensington-Hotel_/11271 Yeongdeungpo Smart Medical Tourism Supporters' official English/Korean pages: https://www.facebook.com/YSMZ.EN https://www.facebook.com/HappyYDP https://www.instagram.com/ydp_tourism/ https://www.ydp.go.kr/ #yeoido, #KensingtonHotel ,#KensingtonHotelYeoido, #NewYorksteakhouse, #영등포구, #영등포, #yeongdeungposmartmedicalzone, #YMSG, #켄싱턴호텔, #YSMZ, #SmartMedicalZone, #MedicalTourism, #Yeongdeungpo, #Seoul, #Yeongdeungpo_gu, #YDP, #MSG, #Supporters, #Korea, #영등포구청, #sns, #yeondeungposmartmedicalcity, #YDM, #영등포서포터즈, #영등포,

Korean Foundation for International Cultural Exchange(KOFICE) started [K-Community Challenge] for this year. ​ [K-Community Challenge] is a cover challenge where people from all over the world learn about the Korean traditional arts online and share their own unique performance videos. ​ The final winners will get a chance to perform with K-pop stars such as BTOB(Taekwonmu), LIGHTSUM(Minyo), Weeekly(Buchaechum) during the K-Community Festival in Korea this November. ​ Regarding this event, we would like to inform you of the outline and schedule of the K-Community Challenge below. ​It's K-traditional time! They are looking for communities to participate in with K-POP stars. Learn Korean traditional performance through their official videos and make your community's special performances! ​ ​ 1) Who can apply : K-Community that is active all around the world and an individual who loves Korean culture.​ 2) Genres : Buchaechum(Korean Fan Dance), Minyo(Korean Folk Song), Taekwonmu(Taekwondo Dance), Hanbok(Korean Traditional Clothes). 3) Registration Period : August 1, 2022(Mon) ~ September 12, 2022(Mon) 24:00(KST) ​ ​ 4) How to Register : STEP 1. Like and subscribe to the official YouTube channel. ​ STEP 2. Select one genre out of the four options. ​ STEP 3. Download the official music of the selected genre (Except the “Hanbok” Genre). ​ STEP 4. Practice after watching the guides/tutorials and shoot the final video. ​ STEP 5. Upload the videos open to the public on YouTube with the required title and hashtags. ※ The Hanbok genre must shoot the video along with a background that matches the dress. Will be allowed to post freely on short format channels such as (TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, etc.). Please be sure to provide a link to your video when filling out the online application form. ​ STEP 6. Apply online (Click the “Apply” button at the bottom of the page). ​ Sign up now to spread your passion for Korean culture! For more information, visit their website, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. ​ https://www.kcommunityfestival.com https://www.facebook.com/kcf.kofice https://www.youtube.com/c/kcommunityfestival https://twitter.com/kcf_kofice ​ If you have any further questions, please contact them via kcf@kofice.or.kr. KOFICE (Korean Foundation for International Cultural Exchange) 203 DMC Hight-Tech Industry Center, 330 Seongam-ro Mapo-gu Seoul, 03920, Republic of Korea KOFICE official: www.kofice.or.kr KCF official: www.kcommunityfestival.com Email. kcf@kofice.or.kr Facebook: kcf.kofice Twitter: kcf_kofice Hope as many of you as possible take part in this amazing K-Community Challenge!

❀❀❀ Yeundeungpo Special article ❀❀❀ The swimming pool at Yeouido Hangang Park offers stunning views of the Hangang River as an outdoor pool. The pool has a capacity of more than 3,500 people and opens during the summer. By the pool, there are several stores offering a variety of snacks and light refreshments. Visitors can enjoy the variety of events and activities that take place in the park and the pool, which is a terrific spot to swim. We went there on 20th August, and we had so much fun! We arrived around 2 PM (we don't recommend going so late, because you can't find a place so easily), and after trying for around 30 minutes we did find some sunbeds and a parasol. We had some slushies and tteokbokki from the local vendors and we also brought some food from home. Actually, you can come with food and drink from outside, so you don't have to pay so much for the local ones. The prices are a little bit spicy, the slushy is 6,000 won, the tteokbokki 8,000 won, ramen 3,000 won. They also have chicken and pizza for between 12,000 - 23,000 won. All the operations are in Korean, so we do recommend going there if you have at least a basic Korean language knowledge or with some Korean friends. Also is MANDATORY to wear a swimming cap, that you can come with from home, or buy it there (10,000 won). You can't access the pool without one, so be prepared in advance. You can also come with tubes, or buy one there, but not big boats. They have some rules, that you should follow, like don't jump in the swimming pool and run around. The swimming pool also has a locker and a place to change your clothes, outside showers, and toilets. The place is split into two parts, the deeper pool, which is around 1.3 m deep, and the children's pool that's around 0.6m deep. Between the two there is a part where you can stay under a parasol without paying for the sunbed if you don't want to. You can also sit in the grass, or just on the cement part, with no problem. We do recommend you to try it next year because it is cheap and extremely fun. From our homes it takes around 15 minutes, so we will totally try it again next year when it opens! Opened 2022.6.24.(Fri)~8.21.(Sun) 59 days Address 07337 330, Yeouidong-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul Operating Hours: 09:00 ~ 19:00 Entrance fee Category Children (6-12 years old) 3,000 won Youth (13-18 years old) 4,000 won Adults (19 years old and older) 5,000 won Sunbed and parasol - 10,000 won Yeouido swimming pool contact information: 02-785-0478 Transportation Subway: Subway Line 9, National Assembly Station, Exit 1 Subway Line 5, Yeouinaru Station, Exit 2 Bus: In front of Full Gospel Church - 461, 463, 753, 5633, 5710, 6623, 1002 In front of Full Gospel Church - 753, 5615, 5618, 5713, 7613, 1002 In front of the National Assembly 153, 461, 463, 6623, 1002 In front of Yeouido Park 261, 461, 753, 5633, 5634, 5713, 6623 #YSMZ, #SmartMedicalZone, #MedicalTourism, #Yeongdeungpo, #Seoul, #Yeongdeungpo_gu, #YDP, #MSG, #Supporters, #Korea, #영등포구청, #sns, #yeondeungposmartmedicalcity, #YDM, #영등포서포터즈, #영등포, #한강수영장, #여의도수영장, #서울, #서울수영장, #한강수영장가격, #수영장,

★★★ Korea Allimi Special Article - 대한민국 알리미 특별 조항★★★ KATECH, short for Korea Automotive Technology Institute has been established based on the ‘Industrial technology innovation & promotion law’ under the authority of the Ministry of Knowledge and Economy in 1990. The mission of the institute is to support the regional auto part industry, especially small & medium enterprises, to secure sustainable growth by offering R&D support, reliability assessment tests as well as technical information, and human resources development. Main Roles Development of Strategic Core Technology Original Technology Development Customer Oriented Technology Development Support Auto Industry to Break through Common Technical Difficulties The Technology Planning for National Automotive Industry Planning the Original Technology Development with Industrial Convergence Planning the Development of Green Car Industry Planning the Development of Intelligence Automotive Industry Planning the Innovative Personal Mobility Planning to Foster Market-Viable xEV Industry Planning Innovative Project to Develop Autonomous Driving Technology Reliability Assessment & Technical Training Re-education of Automotive Companies for Design Capability Improvement Establishment of Integrated System for Components Reliability Enhancement Leading the Technology for Regional Governments Intelligent Car Business in Daegu E-mobility Business in Yeonggwang Automotive Root Industry Support Business in Siheun Eco-friendly Car Business in Gwangju Premium Car Bus Main Function - R&D / Technical Training - Reliability Assessment / Certification - Parts Performance Testing - Technical Training / Human Resources Development - Research and Testing Equipment Rental - Industry Analysis & Policy Research Credit to KATECH. Website: https://www.katech.re.kr/ During July month we went to KATECH together with the Allimi program. We visited the places, tried the hydrogen bus, and got a lot of knowledge. I think this institute is worth visiting if you have a chance and learn more about autonomous vehicles. The tour took around one hour and we visited three main parts, the main building, the one related to magnet force, and the part where they test the products. I am not a huge fan of technology, but this is our future and it was nice to take a glimpse at it. #MOFA, #UnboxingKorea, #KoreaAllimi, #언박싱코리아, #대한민국알리미, #UniqueKorea, #SpecialExperience, #specialtrip, #trip, #cheonan, #Katech, #koreaautomotivetechnologyinstitute, #한국자동차연구원, #automotive, #hydrogenbus, #autonomousvehicles, #autonomouscar, #car, #bus, #차, #버스 #electricbus, #전기버스,

★★★ Korea Allimi Special Article - 대한민국 알리미 특별 조항★★★ Asan Oeam Folk Village 외암민속마을 is designated as an Important Folklore Cultural Asset No. 236. The town, which retains Joseon-era architecture and culture, was added to the tentative list of UNESCO world historic sites in 2011. It was recognized as an Important Folklore Cultural Heritage in South Korea in 2000. Oeam Folk Village has formed over 500 years ago and is located on the southeast slopes of Seolhwasan, some 8 kilometers south of the rural city of Asan in South Chungcheong Province. Currently, there are some 50 households living there. The village was created when the Yean Yi clan settled down during the reign of King Seonjo (1567-1608) during the Joseon era. There were many talented descendants of the clan and among them was Yi Gan, a great Confucianism scholar whose pen name was Oeam, the origin of the village’s name. The buildings in the village still exhibit the Joseon era's societal organization. The thatched roofs on about half of the dwellings are re-thatched annually by the residents using a traditional technique. Stone walls enclose the homes. The Bongsusan mountain is to the village's southeast, and it is located at the base of the Seolhwasan mountain to the northeast. The village, which has an oval shape, is situated on a line that hypothetically connects the two mountains. Houses have a south-southwest orientation. There is one main route where many secondary roads converge. West of the village, there is an agricultural area that reaches out, and a stream connects it to the community. This is a typical Joseon village layout. Oeam is unique because the community has numerous streams that link the gardens of the homes to the stream. The gardens are typical of Korean gardens from that time period. The people also create regional foods like buggumi and preserve Joseon-era ceremonies and practices that are protected as national treasures. #MOFA, #UnboxingKorea, #KoreaAllimi, #언박싱코리아, #대한민국알리미, #UniqueKorea, #SpecialExperience, #specialtrip, #trip, #cheonan, #asan, #asanoeam, #asanoeamfolkvillage #folkvillage, #외암민속마을, #unesco #유네스코,

솓가락반상 마실 is a traditional Korean restaurant that wants to be Hanjeongsik. The quality of the food is not expensive and can be easily accessed by anyone. Hanjeongsik presented only by Masil, is a delicious Korean food made with ingredients, that will tell and feel the nature of Korea. However, rather than a restaurant to make money, they maintain the value of food, the health of ingredients, and the basics of Hanjeongsik. Customers will enjoy delicious and healthy Korean Hanjeongsik at a reasonable price, where creative food development and slow food can harmonize together. This is a Korean food restaurant that instills dreams and hopes for all dining people who dream of globalizing Korean food and popularizing Korean food. It is located all around Seoul and outside of the capital city. And I can guarantee you will have a blast! Inside it looks like a hanok, or an old traditional Korean home, and you have to take out your shoes in order to eat inside. The atmosphere is great and it brings you to the past. We went there with the Allimi program and we had a variety of choices, from salad to raw beef. Our lunch menu included: salad, meat with tomatoes and eggplants, seaweed soup, kimchi jeon, deokgalbi and chapchae. After we received some stir-fried octopus and bossam (steamed pork) together with the raw beef. And before ending we eat some doenjang jjigae with rice. For drinking, we did receive a cold and sweet maesil tea. The food was amazing and we had a great time. Totally recommend it if you want to have authentic Korean food in a great environment, feeling like you stepped into history. Website: https://masilbansang.modoo.at/ #MOFA, #UnboxingKorea, #KoreaAllimi, #언박싱코리아, #대한민국알리미, #UniqueKorea, #SpecialExperience, #Hanjeongsik, #Masil, #솓가락반상마실, #솓가락반상, #마실, #koreanfood, #koreantraditionalfood, #한국음식,

❀❀❀ Yeundeungpo Special [팸투어] article ❀❀❀ Yeoui Gonggam Plastic Surgery Clinic or 여의공감성형의과, is a plastic surgery clinic located in Yeundeungpo. With more than ten years of experience doing cosmetic procedures in Gangnam, South Korea, and six years working with overseas patients at the INHA International Medical Center at Incheon International Airport, they run a variety of programs tailored for foreign patients. They are specifically designed for international patients who require ongoing care during their prolonged stay rather than a single surgery. During the stay, a specialized treatment is available. It includes a process to erase facial creases caused by aging, a procedure to balance the eyes and nose naturally, and a laser treatment to create a vibrant, youthful face. Additionally, fluid therapy for exhaustion or fillers, Botox, are options. Types of specialized treatments: Eye Surgery Double fold/ Medial & Lateral canthoplasty / Ptosis correction Brow lift / Eye bag removal / Reoperation Nose Surgery Open & Closed rhinoplasty nasal tip / hump / alar / reoperation DeAging Upper & Lower blepharoplasty Facial Lifting / Fat graft Petit / Dermatology Botox/ Filler / Thread Lifting V-face / Laser/ IV therapy KIM YOO KYUNG M.D. Medical Specialist in the field of Plastic Surgery, Ph.D. in medicine Graduated from the College of Medicine/ Graduate School of Ehwa Woman’s University Life-time member of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Full-member of the Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Full-member of the Korean Cleft Palate-craniofacial Association Full-member of the Korean Association of plastic and reconstructive Surgeons Details: Address: 81,Yeouinaru-ro,Yeongdeungpo-gu Website: www.ygps.co.kr (Kor,Eng,Chn,Rus) Phone number: +82-2-782-0020 Hours: Mon-Fri:10:00~19:00/Saturday:10:00~14:00 Specializes in: Plastic surgery for eye and nose, Fat grafting, Face lifting, Fillers/Botox Thanks #영등포구청 and @ydp_tourism for the amazing opportunity to visit such a great hospital and receive a laser procedure for free. #YSMZ, #SmartMedicalZone, #MedicalTourism, #Yeongdeungpo, #Seoul, #Yeongdeungpo_gu, #YDP, #MSG, #Supporters, #Korea, #영등포구청, #sns ,#yeondeungposmartmedicalcity ,#YDM ,#영등포서포터즈 ,#영등포, #plasticsurgery, #surgery, #hospital, #clinic, #plasticsurgeryclinic, #병원, #성형외과, #의과, #성형, #yeouigonggnamplasticsurgery, #여의공감성형의과,