Beautiful Tea Museum, Seoul
Immerse yourself in the important tradition of tea drinking. The Beautiful Tea Museum has a collection of over 110 different teas. The museum also has traditional porcelain on display.
The most delightful part of the Beautiful Tea Museum is partaking in the tea making. Try unique blends, such as chrysanthemum or Jakseol green tea. The tea menu is extensive and lists the different health benefits of each tea. Each table has its own kettle, and guests can steep their tea to their preferred strength and have several pressings while enjoying quiet conversation.
The Beautiful Tea Museum is in a lovely traditional hanok. A transparent roof has been added over the courtyard, bringing in light while creating a warm, intimate space.
Sipping on tea at the Beautiful Tea Museum is a wonderful way to escape the hustle of Insa-dong and renew your spirit.
The most delightful part of the Beautiful Tea Museum is partaking in the tea making. Try unique blends, such as chrysanthemum or Jakseol green tea. The tea menu is extensive and lists the different health benefits of each tea. Each table has its own kettle, and guests can steep their tea to their preferred strength and have several pressings while enjoying quiet conversation.
The Beautiful Tea Museum is in a lovely traditional hanok. A transparent roof has been added over the courtyard, bringing in light while creating a warm, intimate space.
Sipping on tea at the Beautiful Tea Museum is a wonderful way to escape the hustle of Insa-dong and renew your spirit.
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Sight Name: Beautiful Tea Museum
Sight Location: Seoul, South Korea (See walking tours in Seoul)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
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Sight Location: Seoul, South Korea (See walking tours in Seoul)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
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