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Cheongnyangni Traditional Market, which got its name from Cheongnyangsa Temple where clear spring water used to flow, is Seoul's representative general market that developed by connecting the inside and outside of the c…
Cheongnyangni Traditional Market, which got its name from Cheongnyangsa Temple where clear spring water used to flow, is Seoul's representative general market that developed by connecting the inside and outside of the city walls as a transportation hub. Since its official opening in 1948, it has been bustling as agricultural products and daily necessities from all over the country gather here. Recently, in addition to its affectionate old scenery, it is attracting attention as a social media hot place visited by young people as diverse foods such as cost-effective cauldron fried chicken, crispy fried dumplings, and generous sundae go viral.
Long-standing restaurants such as Hamheung cold noodle shops in the maze-like market alleys add generous hospitality and refreshing taste, providing the fun of a diverse market exploration.
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