48-hour Seoul micro-travel guide, let's go!

Hey friends, today I'm going to share how to experience the modernity and historical charm of Seoul in just two days! Pack your bags and join me on this mini-vacation adventure! 🚀 In the morning, the first stop must be the landmark building—Seoul Square. This is not only a showcase of modern design, but also an excellent place to feel the pulse of Seoul's urban culture. 🌆 Strolling in the square, every place exudes the vitality of the city. Then, take the subway to Bukchon Hanok Village, as if traveling back to ancient Korea. 🏠 Every brick and tile on the ancient street tells a story, don't forget to try the local snacks there! At noon, find a restaurant recommended by locals and let your taste buds also take a cultural tour. 🍲 Bibimbap, Korean hot pot... just thinking about it makes people drool! In the afternoon, let's dive into the bustling Myeongdong shopping district and look for unique products that only belong to Korea. 🛍️ From trendy clothes to all kinds of gadgets, you are guaranteed to return with a full load. At night, the atmosphere of history and culture is particularly strong. The tranquility of Gyeongbokgung Palace at night makes people seem to hear the whispers of history. 🏰 Stroll around the palace, and then go to Bukhansan University Street to experience a different nightlife. Through these two days of travel, I found that Seoul is a city that can perfectly combine tradition and modernity. Do you have any similar city recommendations? Or what do you think of such a flash trip? Come to the comment area and tell me! 💬