VISIT JEONJU

Omokdae & Observatory

Omokdae is a historical site where King Taejo Yi Seong-gye held a banquet after defeating Japanese invaders in the late Goryeo Dynasty. At night, its surroundings are subtly illuminated, further enhancing the beauty of traditional architecture. A walk along the nearby promenade leads to an observation point overlooking Hanok Village, offering an unforgettable view.

Cheongyeonru

At night, the pavilion's lights are softly lit, and the reflections of the bridge and pavilion on the surface of Jeonjucheon River gently sway. The sounds of wind passing over the bridge and the flowing water blend together, recreating the elegant atmosphere of ancient scholars composing poetry on the pavilion. It is a place where tradition and nature quietly dance amidst the night's ambiance.

Pungnammun Gate

Pungnammun, the south gate of Jeonju Eupseong Fortress, the ancient walled city of Jeonju, has been the center of Jeonju since the Joseon Dynasty. At night, its beautiful illumination adds dignity to the city. Especially when viewed in the night scenery, Pungnammun's curved beauty and architectural aesthetics are more vividly revealed by the lighting, completing Jeonju's night landscape, a blend of history and aesthetics.

Jeollagamyeong Provincial Office

Jeollagamyeong, the administrative center of Honam region during the Joseon Dynasty, resonates more deeply at night than during the day. Under neat lighting, the serene courtyard and walls, along with traditional buildings like Seonhwadang and Yeonsindang, reveal their elegant forms in subdued light. Though located in the heart of the city, entering this place feels like traveling back in time.

Deokjin Park

Deokjin Park has been loved as a representative waterfront spot in Jeonju since the Goryeo Dynasty, a thousand years ago. In an area historically short on water, village festivals often centered around its pond. At night, the pavilions on the pond are illuminated, and the tranquil scenery is perfectly reflected on the water's surface. At the heart of Jeonju's night, where tradition, nature, leisure, and romance flow, lies Deokjin Park.

Hanok Village Sunset Night Interpretation Tour

This tour, walking through the Hanok Village alleys with an interpreter, conveys Jeonju's stories more deeply than one can experience during the day. It includes various stories of Jeonju, such as its four main gates, bibimbap, and Chinatown. As the sun sets and twilight descends, the interplay of light and shadow on the Hanok roofs evokes a journey into the past.

HI-LIGHT Jeonju! Walking@Night Tour

With charismatic local interpreters unique to Jeonju, one can walk through major attractions in Jeonju, including Hanok Village and Wansan Bunker The Space, which has emerged as a hot spot. Experience Jeonju's history and culture in a unique way at night. Let's walk and feel the true charm of Jeonju on this distinctive walking tour.

HI-LIGHT Jeonju! Club the 8

A night party centered around a DJ booth, utilizing the idle space of Palbok Art Factory, which was once a cassette tape factory! Immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere with exciting music reverberating in the outdoor space, delicious food, and various alcoholic beverages. There are diverse performances, including retro music stages, beatboxing, and exciting dance performances.

Jeonju Nambu Market
Hanok Village Night Market

At night, Jeonju Nambu Market reveals another face. Dozens of food trucks illuminated by lights create a scene that brightens Jeonju's night most deliciously. This bustling market, filled with foreign travelers and families, turns into a 'festival of flavors' every week. If one wants to experience Jeonju's true food culture amidst the warm familiarity characteristic of a traditional market, don't miss the night market.