A Seoul tourism program brought 20 people, including people with disabilities, older adults and families with young children, together to explore traditional culture, public art and accessible travel. The Seoul Tourism Organization said Friday that it held the "Own Your Way Mingling Tour" at Namsangol Hanok Village and Seoul Namsan Gugak Center as part of a campaign promoting Seoul as a city open to everyone. The program included a hunt for hidden coins, a universal tourism quiz, a guided tour of Namsangol Hanok Village and a talk show on accessible travel. The tour was linked to The Find Seoul, a public art project by British artist Ryan Gander that invites people to discover specially designed coins hidden around Seoul. Frieze Seoul says The Find Seoul is running from Aug. 31 through Sept. 10, with 16,000 coins hidden across Seoul. Participants searched for coins at Namsangol Hanok Village, using the hunt to explore the traditional cultural site from a different perspective. The organization also provided a Seoul Danurim Tourism minivan equipped with a wheelchair lift so participants cou