This is the third news segment on Alchan News.
Escape rooms inside a traditional Hanok.
Cultural spaces in Seoul are extending their operating hours into the night.
From meditation at a museum after work to escape rooms in a Hanok, we introduce these programs to you.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government has previously kept major cultural spaces open at night once a week.
Now, this has been expanded to five times a week.
Visitors can use these spaces until 9 PM on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
At the museum, people can not only view exhibitions but also participate in meditation programs.
Starting next week, visitors can even enjoy an escape room experience inside a traditional Hanok.
These nighttime openings will continue until November 30.
Please keep this in mind, and those interested are encouraged to check the facilities' websites before visiting.
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
After-Work Plans? Museum Meditation and Hanok Escape Rooms
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