VISIT JEONJU

Gyeonggijeon is the sacred resting place of Taejo Lee Seong-gye Lee, the founder of the Joseon Dynasty. This location beautifully complements hthe Hanbok, the traditional Korean attire that has become a symbol of the Hanok Village. In recent timesNowadays, people also don sport modern-day outfits from the modernization era and as well as old-fashioned school uniforms, allowing visitors to feel the passage of time in a single framespot. Every corner of Gyeonggijeon is filled with vibrant colors and memories in the making. Whether it's against the backdrop of the outer three outer gates, amidst the bamboo forest, or with the serene tiles and stone walls, there's a photo zone op at every turn. Furthermore, with various annex buildings such as the main hall, the Jeonju Archives, and the royal portrait museum, visitors can immerse themselves in the full charm of Gyeonggijeon

Directly across from Gyeonggijeon lies the exquisite and exotic Jeondong Cathedral, drawing in visitors with its allure. This very cathedral stands as is one of South Korea's three major cathedrals and is the first building in the Honam region to be constructed with Romanesque Western-style architectureal edifice in the Honam region. After undergoing approximately two years of restoration, the cathedral has now regained its former splendor. Its radiant presence has become a favorite among many tourists, as evident from the throngs of people lined up to capture their moments with the cathedral in the backgrounddrop. ACentered around Jeondong Cathedral, visitors can explore various sculptures influenced by Catholicism and as well as charming red-brick architectural wonders.

Located a short walk from the heart of the Hanok Village and towards the riverside, Jeonju Hyanggyo greets visitors with its serene ambiance. This Confucian school showcases its beauty throughout the seasons, but it is particularly renowned in the fall when it becomes a popular destination for its vibrant autumn foliage. Guarded by an venerable enormous tree that's over 400 years old, Jeonju Hyanggyo has been the backdrop for of various K-dramas, such as "Cloth Sleeve Red EndsThe Red Sleeve," "ShurupUnder the Queen’s Umbrella," "Silky ConnectionThe King’s Affection," and "Moonlight CurveLove in the Moonlight," making it a beloved site for both local and international tourists.

Positioned at the entrance opposite the Gyeonggijeon entranceside, the Namcheon Bridge leads visitors into the Hanok Village. Perched atop this bridge is the Cheongyeonru Pavilion, an impressive two-tiered structure with the traditional Korean hip-and-gable roof. Both the Namcheon Bridge and Cheongyeonru Pavilion complement each other's beauty, serving as perfect photo spots for travelers at any time of the day or night. Take off your shoes andS step onto the wooden floor of the pavilion, shoes off, and immerseimmersing yourself in a panoramic view where the Jeonju Stream, mountains, and the vast blue sky converge. It's a sight to behold. Take a moment to lean back, close your eyes, and attune yourself to the whispering winds, the aroma scent of the grass, and the gentle murmur of flowing water.

In the midst of exploring the many sights of the Hanok Village, if you're looking for a spot to take a breather, head to the Omokdae Pavilion. After you take off your shoes and Aarrange your shoesthem neatly, sit under the tiled roof's shade, and take a moment to relax. You'll quickly find that the open view and breezy ambiance of Omokdae rivals any café cafe experience. When you're ready to continue exploring, follow the trail around Omokdae. It leads to a vantage point that offers a comprehensive view of the entire Hanok Village. After having visited the major landmarks, looking down from this perspective allows for a fresh new sense of appreciation of for the places you've journeyed through.