Exploring the Vibrant Seongju Traditional Market
Today, I would like to introduce you to the lively atmosphere of Seongju Traditional Market.
At Seongju Traditional Market, you can catch a glimpse of the daily lives of local residents and the warm-hearted interactions that take place.
On the 2nd and 7th of every month, the market is bustling with energy as the five-day market opens its doors.
The market features a public parking lot, making it convenient for visitors, with a total of 129 parking spaces available for smooth access.
However, please note that on market days, the first-floor parking is reserved for vendors, so you will need to use the second floor or rooftop for your vehicle.
Parking is free for the first hour, and after that, a fee of 500 won is charged for every 30 minutes.
Nonetheless, the maximum daily parking fee is only 4,000 won, making it an affordable option!
Seongju Traditional Market offers a variety of shops selling vegetables, fruits, dried goods, and miscellaneous items.
When you think of Seongju, you immediately think of chamoe (Korean melon)!
There are specialized shops selling chamoe that you can only find here in Seongju.
In addition to chamoe, you can find a wide range of fruits and fresh vegetables at reasonable prices.
Exploring the market is not complete without indulging in delicious food.
There are many restaurants lined up, offering meals such as noodles, seonjiguk (blood soup), and gukbap (rice soup) that you can enjoy at the market.
You can also find snacks to enjoy after your meal. I bought a hot dog and some Sikhye (sweet rice drink) and enjoyed them while exploring the market.
The excitement of browsing through snacks like Dakgangjeong (fried chicken) and traditional sweets is also delightful.
Additionally, there are many freshly made snacks available, including bread, Dakgangjeong, and various street foods.
For convenience, there are restrooms in the parking structure, and ATMs are available throughout the market for easy access.
Especially with the coolers installed for summer, you can expect a bit of relief from the heat.
Why not plan a visit to Seongju Traditional Market on a market day? You might discover simple yet warm happiness away from your busy daily life!
Source :https://blog.naver.com/gyeongbuk_official/224362520606
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