Tea lovers won’t want to miss this quaint museum and teahouse in Insadong. Set in a graceful wood hanok (traditional Korean house) the small museum features work by young ceramists, and displays tea-related artifacts and historical tidbits from various tea producing countries including China, Tibet, and of course, Korea. A central outdoor garden features a café where visitors can choose from a selection of 130 different teas, including herbal teas, flower teas, and teas from Japan, Sri Lanka and India. 19-11, Insa-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul-si
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Tea lovers won’t want to miss this quaint museum and teahouse in Insadong. Set in a graceful wood hanok (traditional Korean house) the small museum features work by young ceramists, and displays tea-related artifacts and historical tidbits from various tea producing countries including China, Tibet, and of course, Korea. A central outdoor garden features a café where visitors can choose from a selection of 130 different teas, including herbal teas, flower teas, and teas from Japan, Sri Lanka and India. 19-11, Insa-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul-si
