VISIT JEONJU

There are about 800 stores in Nambusijang Market, where you can find fresh fruits and vegetables with seasonal fruits and fresh vegetables, fresh seafood delivered from production areas, and dried fish that soothe your appetite at affordable prices. In addition, there are stores for various ages and purposes, such as grains attracted by the savory scent, various medicinal herbs and traditional tea ingredients, traditional Hanbok to everyday(modern) Hanbok, and furniture streets with Korean beauty.

When you look around the market, your eyes are naturally directed to the restaurants. The great charm of Nambusijang Market is that you can pick and eat Sundaegukbap(Sundae and rice soup), Kongnamulgukbap(bean sprout and rice soup), Bibimbap, snack food, and more, all of which have been featured on TV. Here are some must-visit local restaurants recommended by locals and recognized by travelers.

Nambusijang Market is rich both day and night. The night market, which is leading the market's vibrancy into the night, decorates the night of your trip to Jeonju. The crossroads in the market are lined up by theme, from flour-based food and Jeon(pan-fried Korean cake) that everyone likes, exotic fusion food, global traditional food, and snacks. The night market, where most of the food is cooked on the spot, surprises you once with the skilled hands of the merchants, once again with the splendid visuals, and once again with the taste that never fails. Purchased food can be eaten right away at tables prepared around the store, at Cheongnyeonmol(Youth Mall) and Haneuljeongwon(Sky Garden) on the 2nd floor, or wrapped up and eaten at a comfortable accommodation to end the night in Jeonju. ※ Operating Hours: Every Friday/Saturday 17:30~10:30 (may be shortened during the winter season)

It is a space where there are various outdoor games that can be enjoyed in the yard, such as Ttakjichigi, Jegichagi, and Biseokchigi. Parents explain to the children how to play with stories of their childhood with excited faces from time travel for a while. Seeing the whole family take turns enjoying the game makes you feel very happy. The yard overflowing with laughter and warmth will remain in your memory for a long time.

It is a space where you can enjoy Pannori, which was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. Let's sit on the floor and play 'Ssangryuk', a game in which dice are thrown and moving pieces to decide the winner, and 'Gonu', which is similar to Baduk or chess. It is easy to understand that it is a board game of the Joseon Dynasty, and you can check detailed play methods through the QR code on the information board.