Traditional dance lessons for tourists in Korea

The Learn section of Wikivoyage's guide to South Korea mentions dancing as something you can learn, and mentions as an added bonus that you wear Han Bok, traditional Korean clothing.

I tried looking for information, but I mainly came across pages talking about non-traditional dancing (eg K-pop), lessons for long-term residents, or lessons outside of Korea. (My google skills may be lacking - are there any specific terms to specifically focus on traditional Korean dancing?)

Where can I learn traditional dance in South Korea, preferably at a place aimed at tourists?

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Does Korea have a traditional dance?

Korean people have inherited a great variety of folk dances such as salpurichum (spiritual purification dance), gutchum (shamanic ritual dance), taepyeongmu (dance of peace), hallyangchum (idler's dance), buchaechum (fan dance), geommu (sword dance), and seungmu (monk's dance).

What is Korean dancing called?

Korean court dances is called "jee" (hangul:\uc815\uc7ac, hanja:\u5448\u624d) which originally referred to "display of all talent" including not only dance but also other performing arts such as jultagi (\uc904\ud0c0\uae30 tightrope walking), gong deonjigi (\uacf5\ub358\uc9c0\uae30), and mokmatagi (\ubaa9\ub9c8\ud0c0\uae30) but gradually only denoted "court dance".

How many types of dance are there in Korea?

Traditional Korean dance may be divided into four general categories: court dance, folk dance, ritual dance, and the dance of professional entertainers. Court dances are slow, stately, and elegant, the movements balanced and restrained.

What are four distinguishing features elements of traditional Korean dance?

Traditional Korean aesthetic characteristics were categorized into four areas: pure formality, naturalistic simplicity, symbolic decoration, and playful spontaneity.

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