Gwangjang Market

The market is one of the oldest and largest traditional street markets, with a history spanning more than 110 years. It features a wide variety of goods including traditional products, textiles, vintage clothing, and local cuisine. Famous Korean street foods such as bindaetteok and mayak gimbap are notable specialties within its vibrant food street.

Established as Korea's first permanent market, it reflects the dynamic market scene and cultural heritage of the area. The market’s extensive textile section is renowned alongside its culinary offerings, making it a distinctive location for traditional goods.

The market remains open to the public and continues to be a significant place for shopping and eating, highlighting the longstanding tradition of Korean street markets.