Beyond hanbok, foreign tourists now craft their own K-accessories

International visitors to Korea are moving beyond wearing hanbok for photos and are now making their own traditional accessories to take home.

Hands-on workshops where tourists craft "norigae," ornamental pendants hung from hanbok, and "daenggi," traditional ribbons used to tie braided hair, are gaining popularity as travelers seek participatory cultural experiences over sightseeing.

According to Creatrip, an inbound travel platform, reservations for traditional accessory-making experiences rose ...