ContentsView article sectionsAbout Traditional Markets in Pyeongtaek.Three Reasons We Prefer Shopping at Traditional MarketsCultural Tips of Shopping at Traditional MarketsTongbok Traditional Market near AK PlazaSeojeong Traditional Market near-ish Osan Air Force BaseSongtan Traditional Market near Osan Air Force Base and Songtan 4-9 marketAnjeong-ri 3-8 MarketAnjung Traditional Market near-ish Camp Humphryes Army BaseInterested in visiting the traditional markets across Pyeongteak? Learn more and visit them soon! Here is what you need to know. About Traditional Markets in Pyeongtaek. While grocery stores that will be familiar to expats abound in South Korea, traditional markets offer an exciting chance to experience the culture and food of the area. Pyeongtaek offers four traditional markets which are open seven days a week. In addition to these permanent markets, there are also Five Day Markets that happen on certain days. Sometimes both the permanent and temporary markets happen in the same areas and sometimes they are in different areas. Three Reasons We Prefer Shopping at Traditional Markets These aren’t the only reasons we love the markets but they certainly are on the top of our list. Cultural Tips of Shopping at Traditional Markets We have done a whole separate blog don’t this topic, check it out by clicking the image below. Tongbok Traditional Market near AK Plaza Seojeong Traditional Market near-ish Osan Air Force Base Songtan Traditional Market near Osan Air Force Base and Songtan 4-9 market The Songtan daily Traditional Market and the Songtan 4-9 Market happen in roughly the same area. If you can find one, you can find the other. The 4-9 Market happens on any day ending with 4 or 9. For example: October 4, 9, 14, 19, 24, 29 Anjeong-ri 3-8 Market Anjeongri does not have a daily traditional market. Instead, vendors come on any day ending in a 3 or an 8 for example the market will be set up on October 3, 8, 13, 18, 23, and 28. Anjung Traditional Market near-ish Camp Humphryes Army Base The Anjung Traditional Market and the Anjung 5 Day market happen near each other but not in exactly the same location. SOUTH OF SEOUL EDITORIAL INFORMATION Article Information & History Historical Record Originally written by South of Seoul Originally published November 9, 2021 Article History November 9, 2021 Originally published Written by South of Seoul No formal audit has been recorded for this article under the current South of Seoul editorial process. Historical article: This article has not yet been formally audited under South of Seoul’s current editorial process. It remains available as part of our publishing history and may contain information that has changed since publication. Before You Act South of Seoul articles document information available at a particular point in time. Prices, hours, services, policies, procedures, laws, eligibility requirements, transportation, contact details, and local conditions can change. Use this article as a research starting point and confirm important details using current official resources, direct contact, Naver Maps, Kakao Map, and other reliable sources when appropriate. For consequential immigration, legal, medical, or financial decisions, confirm current requirements with the relevant official authority or an appropriately qualified professional. See something that needs updating? Help us keep practical information useful. Reader reports are reviewed by our editorial team and do not automatically change this article. Website What needs attention? Select a reason Outdated information Business closed or moved Hours changed Price changed Broken link Location or access changed Policy or rule changed Contact information changed Translation issue Other What did you notice? Send to Editorial Team No name or email is required. Please don’t include private or sensitive personal information.