HiKR Ground
하이커 그라운드
Culture space · Jung-gu
A K-content cultural complex spread over floors 1 to 5 of the Korea Tourism Organization building. The K-drama and K-pop interactive exhibits are permanent and free, and it pairs well with a walk along Cheonggyecheon.
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