A jjimjilbang is not just a sauna: It’s a Korean cultural experience! And I was scared of it for over 2 years, until I finally went and fell in love :D So here a Mini Guide for you: 1️⃣ Pay at the entrance → get a key + towels + sauna clothes 2️⃣ Change into the iconic Outfit (I usually wear a sports bra & remove make up) 3️⃣ Sauna + Snack + Nap Time - or whatever you feel like 4️⃣ Optional: Get a bodyscrub or soak in the hot tub & scrub yourself (Important, before doing this: you HAVE to take a shower) & maybe bring your own exfoliating towel) 5️⃣ When you’re done, shower, get dressed and leave feeling like a new person! 🎒Here’s what I usually bring: • Second pair of undies • Facial Cleanser • Sheet Mask • Headphones • Charger / power bank • Cash (older/smaller places sometimes don’t take cards) • Makeup if I have plans after (but honestly… don’t do that, just go to bed :D) • And most important: time. Don’t rush a jjimjilbang. Want my List of Jjimjilbangs in Seoul? Comment SAUNA and I’ll send you the NAVER Maps list ♨️ (Only works if you follow @nextstopkorea & your DM settings allow it! And at the moment I can only offer the Naver Maps Link 💕) PS: Sorry, just realized it‘s already Episode 4 of #MySeoul100 😱 #korea #seoul #jjimjilbang