Central Post Office, Post office and historic site in Seoul, South Korea.
The Central Post Office in Seoul is a post office and historic landmark that has handled mail services and banking operations through Korea Post for more than a century. The building processes domestic and international parcels, letters, and registered items from its location in downtown Seoul.
The postal service was founded in 1884 during King Gojong's reign, first connecting Seoul and Incheon for mail delivery. The facility later became a major hub in Korea's growing communication network.
The building serves as a working landmark where people still send mail and conduct postal services, showing how Korea has woven its communication history into daily life. Walking through the building reveals how postal traditions remain part of the city's rhythm.
The building is easily accessible in central Seoul near subway and bus stops, making it straightforward to reach by public transport. Inside, the service areas are clearly marked with signage that helps visitors find postal counters and banking services.
The office releases commemorative stamps featuring Korean cultural themes, including collections dedicated to popular culture and traditional arts. Stamp collectors from around the world visit to acquire these limited releases that blend history with contemporary Korean identity.
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