Travel photography in Yongin, South Korea[Driver and guide + travel photography + wedding photos, aerial photography, micro-film + makeup and Clothes & Accessories+ itinerary customization + unlimited

Must Do Experiences

• Recreate iconic K-drama scenes with a professional photoshoot at the Korean Folk Village.

• Capture breathtaking aerial drone shots over traditional hanok rooftops and scenic landscapes.

• Work with your personal butler and guide to customize a bespoke itinerary that matches your unique aesthetic.

• Direct your own cinematic micro-film to document your romantic getaway or family vacation in South Korea.

Hidden Gems

• Ask your photographer to guide you to the quieter, residential hanoks in the Folk Village for distraction-free, intimate portraits.

• Utilize the vibrant colors of the local artisan workshops as a dynamic backdrop for your photos.

• Head to the nearby riverside pathways during golden hour for stunning, naturally lit reflections.

What Makes it Special

• Fully customizable itinerary tailored to your specific photography needs, from wedding shoots to casual travel snaps.

• Includes a dedicated driver, guide, and professional photographer offering premium butler-like service.

• Offers diverse media formats including high-quality photography, aerial drone footage, and cinematic micro-films.

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

The most picturesque times for photography in Yongin are during the spring cherry blossom season (April) and the vibrant autumn foliage season (October to November). Early morning or late afternoon shoots are highly recommended to take advantage of the soft, flattering golden hour light.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

• Wear solid, contrasting colors or traditional Hanboks to stand out beautifully against the earthy tones of the traditional Korean architecture.

• Trust your photographer's direction for candid, walking shots which often look much more natural than stiff, posed photos.

• Make use of traditional props like paper umbrellas or hand fans to add depth and narrative to your micro-film.

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

When shooting in and around traditional villages, maintain a respectful demeanor and avoid loud noises that might disrupt other visitors. If you are wearing a Hanbok, be mindful of traditional etiquette, such as crossing your hands neatly in front of you for formal portraits.

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

• The Korean Folk Village hosts the 'Welcome to Joseon' festival in spring, offering lively background elements for your photos.

• During autumn, the local harvest festivals provide unique seasonal props and vibrant decorations to enhance your travel snaps.

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

• Be cautious when posing near the edges of traditional stone walls or uneven dirt pathways to avoid trips and falls.

• If utilizing aerial drone photography, follow the guide's instructions and maintain a safe distance from the equipment.

• Keep your personal belongings secure in the private vehicle while you are busy with the photoshoot.