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Must-Visit Hotspots in Jeonju

Must-Visit Hotspots in Jeonju

Jeonju isn't just about the Hanok Village Must-Visit Hotspots in Jeonju When anyone plans a trip to Jeonju, it's common to focus the search around the Hanok Village. Of course, while the Hanok Village is an iconic destination representing Jeonju, it would be a shame to claim you've experienced Jeonju by visiting only there. Jeonju boasts a wealth of attractions and culinary delights, making it an ideal getaway to enjoy with family, loved ones, and friends. If you only recognize Jeonju as a city of tradition, you're behind the times. Adjacent to the Hanok Village, locations like 'Dongmun Street', 'Waeridan Street', 'Gaekridan Street', and 'Shin City Area' are brimming with trendy and atmospheric spots that continuously draw the MZ generation. Centered around these main streets, from gourmet eateries to alcohol zones, we introduce hotspots where you can genuinely experience the 'Local Hip'. 01 From the old city center to a hotspot! 'Gaekridan Street' 02 Time-Honored Central District 'We-ri Dan-gil' 03 The Heart of Culture, Art, and Youth 'Dongmun-gil' 04 Gathering of Trendsetters in Jeonju - 'Sinji-gaji'     01 From the old city center to a hotspot! 'Gaekridan Street' If Seoul has Gyeongridan Street? Jeonju boasts 'Gaekridan Street'! Inspired by the trend that started with Seoul's Gyeongridan Street in Itaewon, Jeonju established 'Gaekridan Street', reflecting the historical relics from the Joseon Dynasty. Until the 1980s, Gaekridan Street was a mix of entertainment and residential areas. However, since 2016, young entrepreneurs armed with modern interior tastes and culinary skills began flocking, turning the street into a hotbed of restaurants, cafes, and bars that keep social media abuzz. The younger generation's trend of preferring to find and experience their own unique 'hotspot' eateries and stylish places rather than sticking to historic sites or well-known tourist spots has also significantly contributed to the thriving atmosphere of Gaekridan Street.       ① Gaekridan Street: Where Style Meets Flavor A significant draw is the abundance of independent eateries managed by young entrepreneurs rather than common franchises. If you're searching for 'hip places' boasting unique exteriors, trendy interiors, distinctive flavors, and artistic plating, it's time to head straight to Gaekridan Street! Gaekridan Street famous restaurant Recommended Eateries List open Gulf Masters of flavor with house-made bread and meat: Artisanal Burgers. search Result↗ Pig Scholar Captivating both value and taste: Nostalgic Marinated Grilled Beef. search Result↗ Ttosooni's Place Finish a bowl of rice in a flash! The local favorite Kimchi Stew spot in Jeonju. search Result↗ sambaegHouse 300 bowls a day, lovingly crafted Soybean Sprout Soup. search Result↗ Soojung Samgyeop A 30-year tradition: Locally-approved frozen pork belly hotspot. search Result↗ Shin Hanyang Bulgogi A longstanding Korean restaurant specializing in Bulgogi. search Result↗ Aimamita A Mexican eatery specializing in traditional dishes and tacos, operated by a local. search Result↗ Italy 572 The one and only Hanok restaurant in Jeonju! search Result↗ Ilpoomhyang Brimming with juicy flavors: A 70-year mastery of pan-fried dumplings search Result↗ Jinsu Gopchang Filled with a rich burst of savory flavor! A place where both grilled and hot pot dishes delight. search Result↗ ② Gaekridan Street Cafés Overflowing with Ambiance The fusion of old buildings and modern aesthetics makes the streets of Gaekridan even more hip. With their distinctive exteriors and trendy interiors, these cafés are sure to captivate the hearts of the MZ generation. When the urge for something sweet strikes during your travels, these cafés provide not only a perfect respite but also a visual and culinary delight worthy of a tourist spot. Modern sensibilities and unique flavors are abundant in their beverages and desserts, making them a must-share on social media. Gaekridan Street Cafe Recommended Café List in Gaekridan Street open NoTrick Enjoy a café in a 70-year-old Hanok n the terrace during a cool day. search Result↗ DongYeong Coffee Known for their personally roasted coffee and exceptional Basque cheesecake. search Result↗ Lazy K Habit A café brimming with French sensibilities, perfect for a leisurely brunch search Result↗ Letters from Positives A brunch café where even the sunlight feels gourmet, undeniably charming search Result↗ Maraedang Famed for its coffee that pairs delightfully with chewy rice cakes and rich cream. search Result↗ Requesting Magnolia A Hanok café exuding a serene and cozy ambiance. search Result↗ Bricolage An exemplary representation of 'hip', masterfully transforming a once-abandoned building search Result↗ Birelere After indulging in Birelere's brunch, I'm all smiles and glee! search Result↗ Bitui Anbu A vegan brunch cafe capturing both ambiance and taste to perfection search Reulst↗ Frank Cuffin Bar Where sharp espresso meets the crispiness of croffles. search Result↗ ③ The Never-Ending Nightlife of Gyeokridangil: Alcohol Zone Just a few years ago, the alleys around Gyeoksa would naturally empty of people around the time of the last bus departure. Jeonju, a city that hosts an annual craft beer festival, showcasing its vibrant alcohol culture, now boasts Gyeokridangil as a trendy 'hip' alcohol zone. This zone takes pride in its unique flavors and stylish plating. From craft beer places where one can casually enjoy a drink, to upscale bars with great ambiance, let's dive deep into the nightlife of Jeonju! Gyeokridangil Alcohol Zone Recommendations List open Gibok A place to express anger, sorrow, and to wholeheartedly laugh and enjoy search Result↗ Daga Brewery A traditional liquor pub where the generous servings might make you worry search Result↗ Dalpangyi Super A retro touch to the pocha vibe! Enjoy draft beer here search Result↗ BiYori A life-changing pub with exquisite dishes and delicious drinks. search Result↗ All Day Jack A cozy yet compact vintage pub offering both taste and ambiance search Result↗ Ikoikyo Kyoto A quaint izakaya nestled within Gyeongridan-gil search Result↗ Jazz Alley Enjoy a splendid glass of wine to the tunes of live jazz. Cheers! search Result↗ Chojang House The perfect place to enjoy a drink with grilled octopus and ark shell clams search Result↗ Pub Willow A chic dining pub with a breathtaking view of the riverside search Result↗ Hwa-nyeong A traditional Korean pub renowned for its spicy ribs and signature Bo-ssam search Result↗ # Gyeokridangil jeonju 02 Time-Honored Central District'We-ri Dan-gil' A Street Bursting with Charming Spaces Everywhere! The Old Jeonju Wedding Street - 'We-ri Dan-gil' True to the formula that any place ending with ‘~ri Dan-gil’ is a hotspot, 'We-ri Dan-gil' is rapidly emerging as a must-visit destination in Jeonju. As the popularity of Gaek-ri Dan-gil grew, it naturally extended to the opposite side of Jeonju's 'Wedding Street', leading to the birth of 'We-ri Dan-gil'. Originally, it was a street where soon-to-be-married couples came to select bridal gowns and wedding gifts. As you pass through Nam-bu Market and Pung-nam Gate and follow the alleyway, you'll find yourself on 'We-ri Dan-gil'. Now, the street is brimming with modern shops and workshops equipped with youthful vibes, creating a unique harmony with the older stores that speak of a rich history.       ① Diverse Choices Await at We-ri Dan-gil Tucked away in every nook and cranny, the eclectic and vibrant eateries of We-ri Dan-gil beckon visitors, making exploration absolutely delightful. Despite its modest size, the street offers a wide range of dining options from Korean to Chinese and Japanese cuisines. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty meal or a charming bar to soak in the ambiance, We-ri Dan-gil has it all. It's the perfect destination for those in search of a 'hip place'. Step into the world of We-ri Dan-gil and indulge in its offerings! We-ri Dan-gil Culinary Recommendations List open Family Association Master of Jeonju Cuisine's Home, Jeonju Bibimbap search Result↗ Flower Full house from 5pm, beware of waiting! Don't miss this ambiance!! search Result↗ Nomadic Brewing Company Craft beer brewed by a brewmaster from the USA search Result↗ Dongrak Nourish yourself with the deep flavors of Min-eo-tang, perfected over 45 years of expertise search Result↗ Mystery Mansion A mansion pub for a special night with the suspicious host search Result↗ Ban Gu Jeol Jeom Discover the diverse stories of our traditional Korean liquors search Result↗ Saint John's Experience French home-cooked meals in Jeonju? search Result↗ Umai Did they bring Japan here? Experience the back-alley vibe of Osaka search Result↗ Jeolla Gamyung Garage A hip pizzeria with a view of the traditional Hanok next to Jeolla Gamyung search Result↗ Jinmi Banjeom Oozing charisma from its exterior~ The place to be for delicious Jjajangmyeon (noodles in black bean sauce). search Result↗ Charles Crown When craving Mexican cuisine, gather here the go-to place for delectable tacos! search Result↗ Hori A cozy bar offering international dishes paired with traditional Korean liquor. search Result↗ ② Enjoying Activities in Waeri-dangil with Your Loved One The origin of the name "Waeri-dangil" comes from the phrase "wedding street". Perhaps because of that, a romantic atmosphere prevails, amplifying love. In Waeri-dangil, regardless of age, you can often see couples holding hands. From cultural facilities where you can experience tradition and art, to various workshops that you can enjoy hands-on, to independent bookstores that fill one's heart, we introduce a date course where the past and present coexist, making your date even sweeter. Recommended Activities in Waeri-dangil LIST Recommendations List open Jeolla Gamyeong Strolling through the Supreme Administrative Institution of the Joseon Dynasty more view↗ Jeollabuk-do Arts Center Enjoying performances and exhibitions in the stylish city of Jeonju search Result↗ Daga Traveler's Library A space to plan and dream about travel more view↗ Acre A modern independent bookstore with a touch of simple elegance search Result↗ Kafka An independent bookstore imbued with the scent of aged wood, literary ambiance, and rich coffee aroma search Result↗ Dilahit Craft your own silver jewelry in a one-day class search Result↗ Rami Whisk the time away with an eco-friendly handmade rattan accessory one-day class! search Result↗ Ordinary Goods A sentiment-filled accessory shop offering a one-day class using 100% natural leather search Result↗ Object U A one-of-a-kind pottery one-day class with a moment of relaxation over a cup of coffee. search Result↗ Illiye Preserving precious memories in Jeonju with 'scent'. search Result↗ # Waeri-dangil jeonju 03 The Heart of Culture, Art, and Youth 'Dongmun-gil' A Path Dyed in Rich Cultural Experiences An art street where there's never a dull moment, Dongmun-gil. Located closest to Jeonju Hanok Village, Dongmun-gil is filled with artistic imagination and passion, injecting vitality into the city center. Though it has undergone various changes over time, it remains a place teeming with the scent of art and freedom. With art galleries, performance spaces, and a collection of various artistic expressions dotted throughout, one can't help but feel rejuvenated while walking its path. One is encouraged to experience the allure of Jeonju in Dongmun-gil, abundant in food and entertainment.       ① Satisfying both your senses and your stomach, Gourmet Spots in Dongmun-gil With its deep-rooted artistic foundation established over many years, Dongmun-gil is also renowned for its hidden gourmet alleyways. The powerful presence of eateries reflecting the profound history of the street is commendable. Renowned restaurants, consistently delivering exceptional tastes, capture not only the discerning palates of Jeonju locals but also those of visitors to Jeonju. Let's discover these highly-praised eateries. Dongmun-gil Food Recommendation LISTopen No Signboard House A tavern where every dish from A to Z is incredibly delicious. search Result↗ Ken's Ville Chicken Ken's Ville Chicken Oozing with retro vibes! Nostalgic old-style whole chicken search Result↗ Zelkova Tree Jjambbong Hooked on the Zelkova Tree Jjambbong! search Result↗ Guksikogi The all-around place where banquet noodles and tender boiled pork are the official favorites. search Result↗ Radio Star A sultry bar with a distinct "Dongmul-gil" mood search Result↗ Park's Place A Korean gastropub that overwhelms with its contemporary vibe and ambiance. search Result↗ Sulro City Brewery The aesthetics of slowness, a glass of craft beer reminiscent of Jeonju! search Result↗ Wangi Kongnamul Gukbap A standout in the world of bean sprout rice soup, known for its clean and refreshing flavor search Result↗ Iraemyeonok A collaboration of 'Galbi' and 'Mandu' a must-visit place for Galmantang search Result↗ Jangga Ne Wangjokbal Tender and soft texture! Bean Sprout Rice Soup served as a bonus? search Result↗ Pungnam Sand Pungnam Gate transformed into a sandwich a gift from Jeonju! search Result↗ Haetae Barbecue Spicy sauce sizzling on the hot plate a must-visit for rice and meat lovers! search Result↗ ② Creating Memories on Dongmun-gil Also known as the 'Used Bookstore Alley,' Dongmun-gil is a cultural and artistic street frequently visited by local artists. While it has undergone numerous changes and transformations over the years, it remains a free-spirited place exuding the aroma of art. This street is filled with creative spaces and various entertainment options where you can witness the skill and passion of artists who love Jeonju.s Dongmun-gil Entertainment Recommendation List open Louis Hat Museum Curious about the history of hats? Asia's first hat museum. search Result↗ Maengkkong Arcade How about a nostalgic game for just 500 won? A game of memories. search Result↗ Boomerang Antique interior and a cozy late-night cafe atmosphere search Result↗ Samyang Dabang An eternal hideout that's been around for 70 years, a cultural space that remembers Jeonju. search Result↗ Jeonju Nanjang A theme park that stimulates the 70s and 80s sensibilities while reminiscing modern history search Result↗ Changjakso Theater A space for sharing our lives, interacting with theater actors. search Result↗ Han Ga-ne Bookstore Full of hidden treasures, a space for discovering and finding fun search Result↗ Hongji Seorim A bookstore where famous authors bought and read books, a place of literary history. search Result↗ # Dongmun-gil jeonju 04 Gathering of Trendsetters in Jeonju - 'Sinji-gaji' Jeonju's largest commercial district and central business zone the heart of Jeollabuk Province, Sinji-gaji Often considered the ancestor of Jeonju's hottest places, Sinji-gaji offers a different side of Jeonju with its vibrant streets, in addition to enjoying traditional hanok (Korean traditional house) and various local experiences. With various commercial areas formed around Jeollabuk Provincial Government Office, it's not an understatement to call it "Jeonju's Gangnam." The streets are brimming with life until the early hours, thanks to the glowing signs, music pouring out from wide-open shops, and people sharing their stories.       ① Indulge Without Overeating - Sinji-gaji's Best Restaurants While savoring deeply rooted traditional food in Jeonju is delightful, it's also a great idea to enjoy a unique and special meal. Sinji-gaji, being the best commercial district in Jeonju, has a wide variety of restaurants that cater to the tastes of all generations. We recommend Sinji-gaji's best restaurants, where you can not only taste Jeonju's culinary craftsmanship but also experience its warm hospitality. Sinji-gaji Restaurants Recommendation LIST open Gogungdam Modern interior with exhibitions as a bonus! Traditional Korean restaurant search Result↗ Kom and Dak The beauty loves chicken feet ^-^~ search Result↗ Dal Leo 1st place in the pizza competition! Oak wood-fired pizza restaurant. search Result↗ Volmond Experience a new world! Thick and savory cream pork cutlet search result↗ Seyto Authentic Japanese udon made by a noodle master. search Result↗ Sushi Amaru Atmosphere + Taste + Friendliness, all approved! High-end omakase sushi. search Result↗ Ajungkkot Galbi Spicy and addictive flavor, a must-visit for shredded leaf galbi stew search Result↗ Acacia First time at a brunch buffet~? (Reservation required) search Result↗ Ilchungjib Just eat here! A genuine and delicious restaurant with excellent composition and taste. search Result↗ 1964 Geumijoeng Be surprised twice, once by the visual, and again by the taste of fusion Korean cuisine search Result↗ ② Relax and Enjoy Your Trip: Sinchon-dong Cafes When it comes to traveling, as important as finding delicious restaurants is discovering cafes where you can enjoy refreshing coffee and sweet desserts to soothe your weary feet. Particularly, places that offer a unique local atmosphere are especially delightful. Here, I introduce cafes in Sinchon-dong that not only satisfy your taste buds but also provide an exquisite ambiance unique to this area Sinji-gaji Cafe Recommendations List open Old Stuff They offer fresh bakery items and high-quality coffee search Result↗ Frank Caffeine Bar Espresso is the trend here? I love this ambiance and atmosphere! search Result↗ Road View An espresso bar with European-inspired interior design. search Result↗ Yangwadang A cafe that serves domestic red bean shaved ice and homemade rice cakes search Result↗ Iso A large cafe in the heart of the city that feels like a resort. search Result↗ House Ment A comfortable cafe with a calm and warm atmosphere search Result↗ Sobudang The original place for creamy glutinous rice cake! A sweet and refreshing glutinous rice cake hotspot search Result↗ Brown Deli A go-to place for freshly baked "crispy outside, soft inside" bagels in the morning search Result↗ ③ Cure Your Hangover in Jeonju! Get the Party Started in Sinchigaji Alcohol Zones Even with several commercial districts emerging in Jeonju, Sinchigaji remains the hottest spot in town. As the largest entertainment district, it's bustling with modern individuals enjoying lunch during the day and young adults reveling in the city's nightlife at night. For travelers seeking a hot and vibrant night out in Jeonju, we recommend checking out Sinchigaji's alcohol zones. Sinchigaji Alcohol Zone Recommendations List open Gatsupomatsu A sophisticated izakaya that adds an upscale ambiance to the experience search Result↗ Casa de Alma A European-style wine bar that sets the mood for a refreshing evening search Result↗ Road Movie A rooftop cocktail bar that feels like it's straight out of a cinema. search Result↗ Blues Alley A dining pub where cocktails and pizza are a perfect match. search Result↗ Odeng Savor a drink while indulging n delicious odeng search Result↗ Jiru The place to start your journey into highball cocktails. search Result↗ Enjoyable Late-Night Restaurants Fill your stomach and enjoy some drinks to experience the depth of Jeonju's nightlife search Result↗ Kamejjang Frying food in oil makes it delicious, but it's even more delicious here... search Result↗

The Must-Visit Jeonju Hanok Village

The Must-Visit Jeonju Hanok Village

Selected as One of the Top 100 Korean Tourist Spots in Korea for 2023-2024 Recognized as South Korea's Premier Tourist Destination for 12 Consecutive Years The Must-Visit Jeonju Hanok Village The spotlight is firmly fixed on Jeonju'’s iconic Hanok Village. After recording an all-time high in tourist visits last year, the influx of both domestic and international visitors has continuesd unabated this year. The "Jeonju Hanok Village", which preserves the essence of Korea’s our traditional elegance amidst the modern city, boasts the largest collection of traditional Korean houses (hanoks) in the country, with approximately 700 hanoks nestled closely together. Prominent international media outlets like CNN and BBC have hailed it as a must-visit destination in South Korea. The surge in foreign tourist visits further cements solidifies its reputation as a globally recognized representation tourist destination of in South Korea. For travelers looking to genuinely immerse themselves in Jeonju, a global cultural city with a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity and a global cultural city, we will generously introduce all the captivating elegance, rich flavors, and invaluable insider tips that Hanok Village has to offer. 01 Conquer, the Hanok Village 02 Time Travel to the Past, Wander in Elegance. 03 The Symbol of Jeonju, Jeonju Bibimbap 04 Your Trip! With Various Cultural Venues! 05 ★Travel Guide★ Tips for Visitor     01 Conquer the Hanok Village, Stamp Your Way Through Key Attractions Explore the Charming Hanok Village Stamp Your Way Through Major Attractions If you've made your way to Jeonju's premier tourist attraction, the Hanok Village, but are unsure where to begin, the website Visit Jeonju introduces will introduce you to must-visit landmarks. As you stroll around the Hanok Village, you'll naturally come across these spots, each offering a glimpse into Jeonju's rich history and vibrant culture. ① Gyeonggijeon Shrine 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       Location Location 44, Taejo-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do Map view↗ Operating Hours [June to August] Daily Sun-Sat 09:00am-7:00pm / [September to October] Sun-Sat 9:00am-6:00pm [November to February] Sun-Sat 9:00am-5:00pm / [March to May] Sun-Sat 9:00am-6:00pm Admission Fees Adults: 3,000 KRW | Youth & Military: 2,000 KRW | Children: 1,000 KRW ※ Group and local resident discounts applyavailable. ※ Free admission on Culture Day, the last Wednesday of every month ※ Half-price admission on Jeonju Hanbok Day, the fourth Saturday of every month. # Gyeonggijeon Shrine jeonju ② Jeondong Cathedral 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.       Location 51, Taejo-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do Map view↗ Operating Hours Sun-Sat 9:00am-5:00pm Admission Fees Free # Jeondong Cathedral jeonju # 'now jeonju' Jeondong Cathedral jeonju ③ Jeonju Hyanggyo (Confucian School) 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.       Location 139, Hyanggyo-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do Map view↗ Operating hours Sun, Tues-Sat 9:00am-6:00pm / Closed on Mondays (If a public holiday falls on a Monday, Jeondong Cathedral will also be closed Admission Fees Free free # Jeonju Hyanggyo jeonju ④ Namcheon Bridge and Cheongyeonru Pavilion 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.       Location 940-2, Dongseohak-dong, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Map view↗ Operating Hours Always oOpen at all times. Always oOpen at all times. ⑤ Omokdae Pavilion 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.       Location Location 55, Girindae-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Map view↗ Operating Hourr Always openOpen at all times # Omokdae jeonju 02 Embark on a journey back in time., Wander in eleganceWandering amidst elegance and grace. ① Wear the Past. One of the best ways to immortalize your trip to Jeonju is by experiencing the crown jewel of the Hanok Village: wearing traditional hHanbok. The village is always bustlinges with both local and international tourists, donned dressed in hHanbok of various vibrant patterns and colors, with some modestly wearing dignified traditional hats or elegantly braided hairstyles. Regardless of rain or snow, these passionate visitors wander through alleys capturing their moments and, solidifying the village's identity that which oscillates between tradition and modernity. This sight is a unique and beautiful spectacle rarely witnessed in other tourist spotslocations.       What was once clothing a dress reserved for special occasions, hthe Hanbok has now transformed into a significant cultural experience, adding fun to the touristic adventures and becoming an accessible source of amusementenjoyment in everyday life. With the availability of traditional Hhanbok, lightweight summer Hhanbok, theme-based Hhanbok, and more, visitors have a plethora of choices. Recently, with the wave of retro nostalgia, not only Hhanbok but also modernized outfits reminiscent of the Korean enlightenment period and the old-fashioned school uniforms from the '70s and '80s are gaining popularity among visitors. Whether you're visiting with family, friends, a partner, or in groups, trying on these outfits is a must-do experience in at the Hanok Village.       # explore Hanbok rental places jeonju ② Drink the Past(Gyodong Dawon) Gyodong Dawon, exudesing the authentic taste and elegance of Jeonju, leadings South Korea's fermented tea culture and incessantly strivinges to uplift the pride of Korean tea houses. Its adds tranquility to its ambience through its mission of creating—to create a space that ties intertwines our Korea’s spiritual history and culture al context along with the essence of Jeonju—adds tranquility to its ambience. As if the space itself overwhelms takes over the atmosphere, stepping into Gyodong Dawon naturally calms one'’s senses, making it the perfect spot for those seeking solace and healing during their journey. Their signature menu item is yellow tea (황차), and aside from this, one can leisurely savor the moments of a tea ceremony with various traditional teas brewed fresh from , using tea leaves as their main ingredient. Complementing your the tea ceremony with aesthetically pleasing traditional Korean snacks will, which captivate with their aesthetics, doubles the your satisfaction.       Location 65-5 Eunhaeng-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Map view↗ Operating Hours Sun, Mon, Wed-Fri 11:00am-8:00pm, Sat 11:00am-9:00pm Closed on Tuesdays Note Ages allowed: Entrance allowed for mMiddle school students and above ② Drink the Past(Samyang Dabang) Established shortly after the Korean War in 1952, Samyang Dabang was a refuge for intellectuals and artists during those bleak times. Holding the memories and culture of the modern and contemporary Jeonju, Samyang Dabang today stands as a special cultural heritage site of South Korea in the present day, serving as a communal space where both the old and new generations can interact. The café seamlessly integrates a retro space, which holds 80 years of teahouse history, with a modern café ambiance, creating an enchanting blend of past and present. Their most popular menu items, —the 'Old-fashioned Coffee' and 'Old-fashioned Ssanghwa Tea', —offer patrons thea deep flavor and aroma of nostalgiac flavor and aroma. With every glance, one can spot various artifacts that retain the beautiful traces of time, making this place a living cultural space that breathes history.       Location 94 Dongmun-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Map view↗ Operating Hours Sun 9:00am-6:00pm, Mon-Sat 09:00am-11pm Admission Fees free 03 [The Symbol of Jeonju] Jeonju Bibimbap When you thinkthinking of the gourmet city of Jeonju, the first dish that comes to mind is undoubtedly "Jeonju bBibimbap." Especially for foreign tourists, it's a dish that's often listed as the top must-try food in Korea. The flavor of Jeonju is spreading globally with no signs of slowing downout hindrance. True to its reputation as the homeland of bBibimbap, there are various bBibimbap specialty restaurants near the Jeonju Hanok Village. These restaurants proudly maintain the prestige of Korean cuisine. The vibrant colors from the variety of ingredients arebloom like beautiful flowers in bloom, providing not only a rich texture but also excellent nutrition for a healthy meal. The value of Jeonju cuisine displayed packed in a bowl of Jeonju Bbibimbap clearly illustrates why it this dish captivates the palate of people worldwide. Bibimbap Specialty Restaurants Near Hanok Village Gajok Hoegwan Recognized as Jeonju's culinary master, this century-old restaurant passed down through three generations uses over 30 thirty organic agricultural products from the Jeollabuk-do region. With its unique mild-flavored vegetables and specially aged gochujang (red chili paste), you can experience a delightful taste flavors and aromas. [Portal Site Search Results] search Result↗ Gogung Suragan With 50 fifty years of tradition and dedication, this restaurant showcases the artisan spirit of one of Jeonju’sa culinary masters of Jeonju. Enjoy the traditional Jeonju bBibimbap, stone plate bBulgogi, and tTteokgalbi as part of a hearty Korean set meal course. search Result↗ Giwa Winner of the Jeonju Bibimbap cCompetition, it's Giwa is one of the largest upscale traditional food restaurants in Hanok Village. The place boasts a variety of attractions, including the a Hanok view of hanok through large windows. search Result↗ Kkotdamjip ertified as a trusted restaurant by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Affairs. BesidesAside from their main dishes like Bbibimbap and tTteokgalbi, the care and attention put into every side dish will make you feel the warm ambiance of a traditional hHanok home. search Result↗ Seongmidang Known as a millennium house in Jeollabuk-do, a trusted restaurant, and a landmark of Jeonju cuisine. Operating since 1965 and now in its third generation, Seongmidangit's is famous as a bBibimbap restaurant visited by past presidents. They The restaurant still maintains their its traditional methodstechniques, especially in preparing its preparation of gochujang. search Result↗ Joseonok Carrying on the tradition of flavors, besides aside from Jeonju bBibimbap, you can enjoy dishes like kKongnamul gGukbap (bean sprout rice soup with rice), dDotorimuk mMuchim (acorn jelly salad), seafood pancakes, and meat pancakes. search Result↗ Jongno Hoegwan Certified as a trusted restaurant by the Another restaurant certified by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Affairs. Since its opening in 1970, it has served bBibimbap on a hot stone bowl topped with beef tartare, seasoned vegetables, and more. search Result↗ Hasookyung Gamastone Bibimbap Certified for four consecutive years by the Blue Ribbon Survey. This restaurant is fFamous for its Jeonju-style beef tartare bBibimbap with toppings like yellow sea cucumber and various vegetables. The mix of three different types of gochujang and with rice cooked in a traditional iron pot is the highlight. search Result↗ Hangukjip Operating since 1952 and now in its third generation, it's this is the oldest traditional Jeonju Bbibimbap restaurant in Jeonjuthe city. They The restaurant takes pride in itstheir homemade sauces and exclusively uses Korean beef for itstheir Bbibimbap. The combination of ingredients in their large bronze bowl and stone pot makes for an exceptional taste. search Result↗ 04 [Make the Most of Your Trip!] Discover various cultural venues in Jeonju Hanok Village. Jeonju Hanok Village, where tradition and modernity harmoniously coexist, stands as a premier cultural experience destination in South Korea. While it's wonderful to explore its scenic attractions and capture photographstake pictures, we highly recommend delving into the diverse cultural facilities venues that narrate the unique story and culture of Jeonju. Each facility venue offers a variety of immersive experiences and events, ensuring a meaningful, rich, and fulfilling journey. various cultural venues in Jeonju Hanok Village. Kangam Calligraphy Museum This is the only exhibition hall in Korea dedicated solely to calligraphy exhibition in Korea, marking a new chapter in Korean calligraphy. More view↗ Wanpanbon Culture Center Centered in Jeonju, a this hub for publishing culture , it embodies the wisdom of our Korea’s ancestors on printing and publishing. More view↗ Maroodal Korean Playground This cultural space cherishe both traditional and modern Korean recreational games. More view↗ Jeonju Crafts Exhibition Hall Experience the true essence of Jeonju, the city of artistry, in this comprehensive craft and arts exhibition. More view↗ Jeonju Fan Museum Witness the authentic elegance of Jeonju's traditional fans at this museum.. More view↗ Jeonju Hanbyuk Culture Center A multicultural facility blending Eastern and Western cultures, offering a diverse range of experiences. More view↗ Choi Myeoung-Hee Literary Museum This museum is dedicated to the life and literary works of Choi Myeoung -Hee Choi, the author of the novel 'Honebul'. More view↗ Hanok Village Confucian ScholarSeonbi Culture Center In this facility, A facility where visitors can appreciate the lives, philosophies, and artistic world of Korean Confucian scholars. More view↗ Hanok Village History Museum Discover the origins and evolutionary history of Jeonju Hanok Village at this destination. More view↗ 05 ★Essential Travel Guide★ Tips for Visiting Jeonju Hanok Village Before embarking on your tour, if you're unsure of where or how to start, consider visiting a Ttourist Iinformation Ccenter. At the Jeonju Hanok Village, you can obtain travel maps and informative brochures. If you encounter any challenges during your journey, don't hesitate to inquire. Depending on the facility, amenities such as resting areas and luggage storage services are available. Additionally, wheelchairs and strollers rentals are on offerare available to rent to enhance yourensure that you have the best travel experience. ① Tourist Information Center 펼치기 Jeonju Hanok Village Tourist Information Center [Services] Wheelchair/Stroller Rental, Public Restrooms, Nursing Room [Hours] Daily Sun-Sat 09:00am-6:00pm *Break time : 12:00-13:00 [Address] 99, Girin-daero, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si [Phone Number] 063-282-1330 Omokdae Tourist Information Center [Services] Wheelchair/Stroller Rental, Nursing Room [Hours] Sun-Sat 9:00am-6:00pm *Break time : 12:00-13:00 [Address] 6, Taejo-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju [Phone Number] 063-282-1335 Gyeonggijeon Travelers' Lounge [Services] Luggage Storage, Public Restrooms, Nursing Room, Rest Area, Information Kiosk [Hours] Sun-Sat 09:00-18:00 [Address] 110, Jeondong Cathedral Street, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si [Phone Number] 063-281-2891 more view↗ ② Luggage Storage Facilities 펼치기 Gyeonggijeon Travelers' Lounge [Lockers] 16 available [Lockers] Free [Address] 110, Jeondong Cathedral Street, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Craft Exhibition CenterHall, between Taejo-ro Shelter [Lockers] 38 available (luggage storage available) [Cost] 100 KRW [Address] 9, Taejo-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si ③ Jeonju Hanok Village Festivals and /Exhibition Schedule 한옥마을 전통연희 퍼레이드 2023.05.06 - 10.29 전라북도 거리극축제 노상놀이야 자세히보기↗ 왕과의 산책 2023.06.10 - 10.29 경기전 특별 야간 탐방 프로그램 자세히보기↗ 풍패지향 전주, 태조어진을 뫼시다. 2023.05.06 - 10.29 2023년 생생문화재 자세히보기↗ 경기전 별빛누빔 2023.05.06 - 10.29 경기전 금요 야간 상설 프로그램 자세히보기↗ --> ④ Additional Convenience Services Public Parking/Shuttle Buses More view↗ 인근 주차장과 셔틀버스 운행 정보를 확인하실 수 있습니다. --> Public Bikecycle Rentals More view↗ 휴대폰 인증을 통해 자전거를 대여하실 수 있습니다. --> Guided Tours More view↗ 해설예약은 무료이며, 성수기에는 조기마감될 수 있습니다. --> Restrooms More view↗ 한옥마을 내 이용 가능한 화장실 위치를 확인하세요. -->

Lets go to Jeonju.

Lets go to Jeonju.

The most Korean charm of Jeonju How to enjoy Jeonju,where tradition and culture blend As the royal capital of Hubaekje (later Baekje) in the past and the hometown of the Joseon Dynasty, Jeonju, which has a long history and numerous cultural heritages, is considered one of the representative historical and cultural cities of Korea. As if reviving the brilliant historical memory, Jeonju still has the traditional Korean culture vividly alive. In particular, 'Jeonju Hanok Village', where you can see stylish tiled roofs (Giwa) everywhere you reach, is one of the representative travel destinations in Korea, where many tourists from home and abroad continue to visit every year. Let's go to Jeonju, a travel destination where you can kill three birds with one stone, where you can enjoy the beauty and taste of our traditional culture and a quiet leisure centered on Korea's largest traditional Hanok village. 01 Nambu Market 02 Our Playground Marudal 03 ‘Star of Hanok’ restaurant 04 ‘Star of Hanok’ accommodations     01 [What to see] Nambu Market, the representative traditional market Traditional market, the center of Jeonju Jeonju Nambusijang Market Nambusijang Market, which continues the history of Nammunjang(Market) outside the Nammun(South Gate) of the old Jeonjuseong Castle, is a traditional market representing Jeonju. Nambusijang Market has been overflowing with vigor and affection from merchants since ancient times, as agricultural and marine products and local products have flocked from all over the country. As the largest market in Jeonju, Nambusijang Market, which has many things to see, enjoy, and eat, is located right across the Hanok Village, making it a must-see tour course. ① The core of local travel, traditional market shopping 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.       ② Nambusijang Market, famous as a shrine for delicious food 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. local restaurants in Nambusijang Market Top 10 펼치기 Jojeomrye Nammunpisundae A place where hot Sundaegukbap and blood Sundae are delicious search Result↗ Yennalpisundae Homemade Blood Sundae with a generous amount and clean taste search Result↗ Eommasonhaejangguk The taste of 40 years of tradition! Excellent deep and rich broth search Result↗ Hyundaiok Nambusijang Market Branch Refreshing Kongnamulgukbap (bean sprout soup) with squid search Result↗ Daolkongnamulgukbap Local restaurant with the taste of the family business search Result↗ Pungnammun Bibimbam Restaurant specializing in traditional bibimbap and bean sprout soup search Result↗ Hanulbapsang Jeonju Tteokgalbi restaurant, a hearty Korean meal search Result↗ Dongnaebunsik A famous restaurant specializing in Patjuk(red bean porridge) and Sujebi(handmade dumplings) search Result↗ Nammunsonkalguksu Kalguksu(Korean noodle dish) made on the same day with fresh noodle flour search Result↗ Hangukdakjip Crispy chicken cooked in a cast iron cauldron search Result↗ ③ Nambusijang market specialty, night market 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)       Location 19-3 Pungnammun 1-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju Map View↗ Operating time Daily 09:30-22:00(depending on store) Parking info Parking info↗ # View Nambusijang Market Details jeonju # Go to Market Tour jeonju 02 [What to play] A play space where you can meet tradition Traditional games enjoyed by all ages Our Playground Marudal Located in the middle of Jeonju Hanok Village, ‘Our Playground Marudal’ is a cultural space where you can easily meet traditional games in everyday life. It is a playground that can encompass all generations as travelers unfamiliar with traditional games can come and learn and enjoy together. This has the meaning of a space like a floor where the Korean word ‘Maru(floor)’ and ‘Dal(moon)’ meet and people mingle together, and a space where the moon hangs at the end of the roof of a Hanok.       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. ① A yard full of laughter 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.       ② Wakjajikkeol Maru(boisterous floor) 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.       ③ A room where you can fall asleep in 5 minutes, Omiljomilbang In the two small rooms next to each other, you can enjoy a variety of traditional games such as mini Tuho play, Chilgyo play, bean bag play, Gongginori(Korean five stones), and Yunnori, as well as new games and modern reinterpreted games. The way to play is simple, so if you do it one by one like breaking a seal, it's a secret that time goes by quickly without you knowing!       Location 39 Eunhaeng-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju Map View↗ Operating time 10:00-18:00(admission time varies by day) / break time 12:00-13:00 Closed on Mondays, on-site reservations are required on Fridays, Sundays, and holidays. Admission fee free # Marudal See details jeonju # official blog 03 [What to eat] Trustworthy ‘Star of Hanok’ certified restaurant Restaurants certified by experts and consumers together Trustworthy ‘Star of Hanok’ certified restaurant It is not too much to say that Jeonju, which is famous as a ‘place of taste’, is a ‘Jeonju to eat’. For service worthy of its reputation, Jeonju City implements the ‘Star of Hanok’ certification system, which selects excellent establishments through strict evaluations such as expert and consumer evaluations. It is a combination of ‘Hanok’, which contains the identity of Jeonju Hanok Village, and ‘Star’, which symbolizes excellence and the certified restaurants can be easily found by looking at the signboard at the entrance. Starting with the promise of one engraved ‘star’, the ‘star of Hanok’ is a symbol of trust that travelers can use with confidence. Star of Hanok’ certified restaurant 펼치기 Gogung Suragan a luxury bowl created by a master who has studied only bibimbap and the passion for bibimbap that three generations have been striving for. more view↗ Gyodongsarang A place where guests can experience happiness at the table filled with the joy of mother and daughter together more view↗ Gyodong Siraecheong With the thought that each side dish is eaten by my family, a bowl of steamed siraegi soup and rice more view↗ Sinbaengi A comfortable meal made with Kimchi that contains 21 years of experience more view↗ Yangbanga A place where you can feel the elegant food that old nobles used to eat more view↗ Gangchon Tteokgalbi Hearty and hearty mother's table made with fresh seasonal ingredients from the market every day more view↗ Hyeondaeok A bowl of warm soup that will fill your heart with a heart at a restaurant you will remember for a long time and want to visit again more view↗ Gyodongdawon A space where you can take care of yourself and heal yourself with the beauty and story of tradition more view↗ Damun A complex cultural space centered on traditional houses and traditional culture more view↗ Miaedam A Korean-style dessert cafe made with care, home-made Ssanghwa tea, jujube tea using early-ripened jujubes, and fruit rice cakes made with fresh fruits. more view↗ Oehalmeoni somssi(grandma's restaurant) A place that evokes nostalgia as if you were always at your grandmother's house, sweet red bean porridge and black sesame red bean shaved ice that were born after endless research more view↗ Ilsamii A Hanok cafe that serves and prepares handmade fruit and desserts, oriental Ssanghwa tea, and traditional tea with good ingredients. more view↗ Taejoro39 A healing cafe where you can enjoy a cup of tea while looking at the atmosphere of Gyeonggijeon and the beautiful four seasons at a glance more view↗ 04 [Place to Stay] Trustworthy ‘Star of Hanok’ certified accommodations Accommodations certified by experts and consumers together Trustworthy ‘Star of Hanok’ certified accommodations If you want to feel the true beauty of Jeonju, the largest Hanok village in Korea, we recommend a lodging that is itself a Hanok. For service worthy of its reputation, Jeonju City implements the ‘Star of Hanok’ certification system, which selects excellent establishments through strict evaluations such as expert and consumer evaluations. It is a combination of ‘Hanok’, which contains the identity of Jeonju Hanok Village, and ‘Star’, which symbolizes excellence and the certified restaurants can be easily found by looking at the signboard at the entrance. Starting with the promise of one engraved ‘star’, the ‘star of Hanok’ is a symbol of trust that travelers can use with confidence. If you are thinking about where to stay, it is recommended to make a plan centered around the ‘star of Hanok’ certified establishments that you can choose according to your taste ① Gadeuk Hanok : A night where the pretty garden gives off a sweet scent when opening the door! 펼치기 Gaeunchae 1 A place with a long stone yard, traditional Hanok windows, and magnificent rafters more view↗ Gaeunchae 2 A place with a long stone yard, traditional Hanok windows, and magnificent rafters more view↗ Gwigeoraesa Hanok house beautifully filled with culture and art more view↗ Kkotjari A place where flowers stay, a place where you can feel the beautifully decorated garden and hanok more view↗ Dokchae Deoksugung A shelter for a private day more views↗ Dongnagwon A place where everyone can come together and have a good day more view↗ Beautiful yard house A healing space where you can create memories that will be remembered for a long time, a beautiful yard house’ more view↗ Moran A place with a beautiful garden welcomed by peonies and elegant pine trees over 100 years olds more view↗ Bugyeongdang 70-year-old emotional old house Hanok more view↗ Samnakeon A place where trust can always be shared and anyone can always trust and come more view↗ Omokeon A place where you can truly relax with the quiet Omokjeong Pavilion more view↗ ginkgo tree Hanok Accommodation where you can feel the comfort of your hometown grandmother's house more view↗ Iodang A high-class traditional Hanok where you want to stay for a long time while giving the gift of peace of mind more view↗ Jeonju Hanok Madang A place where the yard near Jeonjucheon river is beautiful and you can feel the affection of the owner more view↗ Chogajip A place where you can enjoy tasteful silence more view↗ Haneulgiwa A place that reminds you of the warm lower neck and the sky you looked up from the veranda when you were young more view↗ Haru Accommodation Haru, which presents shining and precious days in ordinary everyday life more view↗ Hagindang A Korean-style space where 200 years of history is intact more view↗ Hanok Hyeyum A place where you can stop your daily thoughts and recharge your life more view↗ ② Jeonggam Hanok : Cozy like our home with a cozy yard in a small hanok! 펼치기 Gangnyeongjeon An old-fashioned and cozy place that treats customers like kings more view↗ Goyu A place where warm sunlight and historic old wood provide a comfortable haven more view↗ Gyodong94 A house that embraces the blessings of a comfortable night more view↗ Gyodongoegatjip A place where you can feel full of warmth more view↗ Gyodonggaon A place to sleep in comfort in the center of Gyo-dong more view↗ Geurim A place where beauty and tranquility are drawn like a watercolor painting more view↗ Geuyeojanejim An emotional lodging where the nostalgia of longing is buried in a hanok more view↗ Kkachi An elegant hanok stay where you can feel at home mroe view↗ Kkum A place where you want to make your dreams come true by presenting a good dream for one night more view↗ Damso A feast of fragrance created by warm loess and old wood engraved with the years more view↗ Deungyongjae A place where wild flowers and various flowers welcome guests in all four seasons in a charming yard mroe view↗ Ruwa A place where you can feel the beauty of a simple and modern new hanok more view↗ Moheon As it is, the unique look of the traditional hanok, the unchanging appearance more view↗ Byeolbitswimteo A place that wants to be a resting place full of love, just like the name of the constellation more view↗ Buyongheon A place that welcomes people with its own color and beauty more view↗ Seongsim Harmony created by the comfort of 95 years and the comfort of modern facilities more view↗ 어사화 A place where you can feel the beauty of traditional Hanok and Korean sentiment more view↗ Eoullim Tranquil relaxation and comfort that can be felt even in the busy center more view↗ Yewondang A beautiful hanok where nostalgia and memories of a country house are densely located more view↗ Ihwagotaeng A place where you wear the traditional elegance and sophistication of a Hanok that has been preserved for 100 years more view↗ Illakdang A place where you want to give a pleasant energy to guests staying for the first time more view↗ Cheongnaru A place where everyone can stay comfortably more view↗ Tobagi A place where you can feel the warmth run by a 50-year-old Hanok Village more view↗ Hongnanmideonk A place where you want to convey the precious and beautiful energy of prosperity more view↗ Heungbuga A place full of kindness and big heart like Heungbu (a very kind character from a Korean traditional story, Heungbu and Nolbu) more view↗ ③ Teukbyeol Hanok : Hanok decorated with props by the skilled owner, two-story Hanok, etc. are unique! 펼치기 Geumwondang Like a poem that represents life, a tasteful place where the charm of poetry permeates more view↗ Darak A place where you can learn why you feel the nostalgia and memories that have preserved the tradition as it is more view↗ Danjam A comfortable lodging where worries and worries go far away and a sweet and deep sleep comes more view↗ Tteurega A resting place where you can feel serenity and relaxation more view↗ Borisu Jasu Cozy and warm place with fine embroidery stitch by stitch more view↗ Cheonnyeonui Achim A place where you can greet the morning sun while looking at the whole view of the hanok more view↗ Keunjudaengi A place where the positive power of the mysterious characters blows away the tiredness of the trip more view↗ Pureunyoram A warm and cozy place like a cradle, where each item is carefully crafted more view↗ Pungnamheon A traditional old house with over 80 years of tradition more view↗ haetsalgadeuk A place where you can take a breather under the blazing sun more view↗ Hongsi Cozy accommodation with persimmon and pomegranate trees more view↗ ④ Healing Hanok : A refreshing morning, right after leaving the gate on the Cheonbyeon trail! If you like nature, this is the place! 펼치기 Dalbityang A harmonious shelter created by the scent of the garden and the moon rising low at night more view↗ Doldamjip2 Cozy traditional Hanok built with wood and earth more view↗ Doldamjip Bongwan Cozy traditional Hanok built with wood and earth mroe view↗ Byeolbitgung A place that presents a day that shines like a star in the night sky more view↗ Saranggadeuk A place where you can feel the scent of cypress, where the beautiful traditional Hanok has been preserved more view↗ Sarangnamu Built in the traditional way, it is a place where you can feel the serenity and leisure of life more view↗ Saranglu A place you want to visit again adding new beauty to the old beauty more view↗ Saekdongjeogori A place with the charm of a colorful hanok experience like the colorful Saekdong Jeogori more view↗ Yedawon A place to relax with a cup of fragrant tea more view↗ Jahayeon A house that presents comfortable memories to the heart for a long time at any time more view↗ Pusil A place where you can relax as if you were lying in a quiet grassy forest more view↗ ⑤ olja Hanok : A spacious living room is provided in the middle of the accommodation for conversation! 펼치기 Daraeheon A place where you can have memories like a gift more view↗ Dangyeong A place that brightens the start of your day trip more view↗ The Hanok A place where sincerity is added to the hanok of the traditional Yangban nobleman more view↗ Moryeondawon A place where you can relax and go as if you were at home more view↗ Saenghwangtobang A place where you can spend a comfortable night with the faint scent of ocher and cypress more view↗ Seoro Traditional hanok built with pine trees and ocher, wide yard and garden overlooking Omokdae more view↗ ssamokssamok Hanok where you can feel the true beauty of travel, a lodging full of relaxation more view↗ Oneul A special day at ‘Oneul’, a lodging you want to record more view↗ Oneuldo Myohanbam An accommodation with me you and our story more view↗ Cheongsachorong Hanok private house with a space for complete relaxation and harmonious gatherings more view↗ Hanogiyagi(Hanok Story) A beautiful place with a story told by a beautiful persimmon tree more view↗ Hyangchon A place filled with the beauty of a Hanok that can be a relaxing, romantic, and restful place more view↗ ⑥ Darak(attic) Hanok : Find the hiding room! Indulge in the delights of a fun loft. 펼치기 Kkonmureut A place to heal with trees, flowers and cats in the spacious yard more view↗ Myeongmunga A place you want to visit again when you miss kindness and warmth more view↗ Byeoljari A place where you can go and leave special memories more view↗ Soripunggyeong A place where you want to let people hear the sound of old times in the mood of a Hanok more view↗ Siwon A tasteful place where sunlight and wind stay more view↗ Alkongdalkong Darakbang(Sweet Attic) A beautiful place where attics and gardens put smiles on children's faces more view↗ Yeonwoodang A place of warm connection that preserves the charm of an old Hanok as much as possible more view↗ Jeonju Hanok Sukbak Chaehumgwan A place to comfort your tired mind and body while sitting on the floor and looking at the garden and the sunlight pouring down more view↗ Haneulpunggyeong A place where you can contemplate the scenery of a happy day with warm affection more view↗

Hanok Village Tour for One-Day Travelers

Hanok Village Tour for One-Day Travelers

Haven't you been there yet? Then right now, Jeonju! 2023-2024 Selected as Top 100 Tours in Korea One-day trip must-haves Almost people will know Jeonju Hanok Village. Since Jeonju City was designated as an international slow city in 2010, Jeonju has taken the top spot in various surveys on domestic and foreign tourist destinations in just five years. 3rd place in Asia to visit within a year (2016), 1st most visited domestic travel destination (2017), Jeonju, including the No. 1 attraction to introduce to North Korea (2018), has now become a leading cultural tourist destination not only in Korea but also around the world. As the reputation and status of K-culture rises, the number of foreign visitors is also increasing. Anyone who has traveled a bit may be familiar with Jeonju, but if you are still new to domestic travel or planning a short weekend trip with your family, lover, or friend, Jeonju Hanok Village is a highly recommended travel destination like a memory guarantee check. If you have enough time and money, it is a good place to stay for a month and experience tradition and nature, but for busy modern people, this time, I would like to briefly introduce only the essential courses for short-term travelers to the Hanok Village. Even if you can't go to all of them because you don't have time, and even if it's difficult to experience everything because of your physical strength, let's definitely go here and try this one. Only then can you say that you have been to Jeonju Hanok Village properly. Slowly walk and view Knowing the history Double your enjoyment Hanok Village Street Food Want to enjoy the superb view of the Hanok Village?Omokdae Dullegil, Namcheongyo Bridge Cheongyeonru, and night walk In Jeonju Hanok Village, tour guide tours are held every day(see the Hanok Village website for detailed tour information). There are a total of 8 tour courses for each theme, and each course takes about 1 hour. If you want to listen to detailed explanations while slowly walking through the main historical and cultural bases of the Hanok Village, take advantage of the tour guide provided by the Hanok Village. If you want to enjoy the Hanok Village leisurely while walking on a road that is not crowded, we recommend the second course, ‘Hyanggyo Seonbigil Tour’. It is a beautiful walking course that starts at the Omokdae Tourist Information Center, passes through Dangsan Tree, Yangsajae, and Jeonju Hyanggyo Confucian School and ends at Cheongyeonru Pavilion of Namcheongyo Bridge. The trail leading to Omokdae, the starting point of the course, is connected in various directions from east to west, north to south, which consists of short uphills and gentle steps, making it a good climb for light exercise. Omokdae is a tall pavilion where Yi Seong-gye, the founder of the Goryeo Dynasty, was said to have conquered Japanese pirates, sounded victory songs, and held a party before becoming king and it's the place where he recited the ‘Daepungga’ of Liu Bang, the founder of the Han Dynasty, and harbored the ambition of founding Joseon. Above all, the view of Omokdae overlooking the Hanok Village while being blown by the wind is excellent. Enjoy all the sights such as the observatory, tiled wall, and murals created here and there, and take pictures at the photo zone. The view is great at any time of the day or night, but if it's your first time traveling to Jeonju, I recommend stopping by first and enjoying the panoramic view of the Hanok Village. The second viewpoint to see the Hanok Village is Namcheongyo Bridge Cheongyeonru. Namcheongyo Bridge is a large pier in the shape of a rainbow that crosses Jeonjucheon, the southernmost point of Hanok Village, and heads to Seohak-dong Art Village. It is 82.5m long and 25m wide. Above Namcheongyo Bridge is Cheongyeonru, a large pavilion with the Korean traditional half-hipped roof on its head. In both name and reality, Cheongyeonru, the best landmark and resting place in the Hanok Village, has a cool breeze blowing throughout the year. When you take off your shoes and step on the floor, you can see the natural river, Jeonjucheon, which flows around the surrounding mountains and villages and harmonizes with the natural scenery. In particular, many people visit Cheongyeonru to rest their tired legs in the summer, but you can see the fantastic scenery that would appear in a picture even in spring with cherry blossoms, autumn with colored leaves, and winter with snow. The name ‘Cheongyeonru’ is also derived from ‘Hanbyeokcheongyeon’, one of the 8 scenic spots of Jeonju, so if you are a traveler who prefers beautiful scenery, it is a must-see attraction along with Omokdae. Most of the Hanok Village tour will be done during the day, but if you don't see the scenery after the sun goes down, you must haven't seen half of the Hanok Village. If you have even a little bit of energy left, let's have dinner and take a walk in the night view of the Hanok Village. The view of Omokdae and Namcheongyo bridge and Cheongyeonru surrounded by light from afar is also beautiful, and the grain patterns of roof tiles, fences, and wooden doors of about 1,000 Hanok houses in every corner of the alley harmonize with the carefully created lighting, making it more beautiful and subdued than during the day. The true nature of the Hanok Village is revealed only at night when the crowds, noise and sunlight disappear. Location Omokdae Dulle-gil : Area around 55 Girin-daero, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Map View Namcheongyo and Cheongyeonru : 940-2 Dongseohak-dong, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Map View Operating hours Always open If you are curious about 'Omokdae'? Go see Now Jeonju The place where the soul of the Joseon Dynasty dwellsGyeonggijeon and Eojin Museum In Jeonju Hanok Village, there are various cultural sites, exhibition halls, and museums, as well as cultural facilities that provide traditional experiences. There are so many bases that you can't visit them all in a short period of time, but there are places you should never leave out wherever you go. It is the ‘Gyeonggijeon’, which is called the symbol of the Hanok Village, the sense of place, the soul, or the heart. Many tourists visit Gyeonggijeon, but probably not many people have an in-depth knowledge of what this place is like. Gyeonggijeon Hall was built in the 10th year of King Taejong's reign to enshrine the portrait (portrait) of King Taejo Lee Seong-gye, and is closely related to the establishment of the current Hanok Village here, the hometown of the Jeonju Yi Clan, who succeeded the royal family for 500 years from Lee Seong-gye. there is The name Gyeonggijeon means ‘an auspicious site where a dynasty arose’. As a symbol of the Hanok Village, the first course of the tourist commentary tour is Gyeonggijeon tour. The commentary tour starts every hour from 10:00 am, so if you are curious about Gyeonggijeon, it is recommended to participate in the tour program. The main course starts at Hongsalmun(a gate painted red), goes through Oesammun, Naesammun, Jinjeon(place where Taejo’s royal portrait is enshrined), Jeonjusago(place where the annals of the Joseon Dynasty are stored), and finally King Yejong’s placenta (where the umbilical cord is buried). place) and visit the tombstone. In addition, Gyeonggijeon is located within Gyeonggijeon Hall, which houses the ancestral tablet of Yi Han of the Shilla Dynasty, who is said to have been the founder of the Jeonju Yi Clan. The must-visit place in Gyeonggijeon is, of course, the ‘Eojin Museum’ where you can see various portraits of King Taejo Lee Seong-gye, and this is the only museum in Korea that keeps portraits of other kings besides King Taejo. The museum consists of the royal portrait room of King Taejo, the royal portrait room where the portraits of six kings including King Sejong are enshrined, the history room where the history of Gyeonggijeon and the portrait of Taejo is recorded, and the royal palanquin and relics used when enshrining the royal portrait are displayed. The king's portrait(Youngjeong) has a great significance not only in commemoration, but also in promoting the permanent existence of the royal family. In particular, the portrait of King Taejo, as the founding father of Joseon, has a more symbolic meaning in the era. During Imjinwaeran(the Japanese invasion of Korea in 1592) and Jeongyujaeran(the invasion of Jeongyu in 1592), to avoid the loss of the portrait of King Taejo, scholars evacuated the portrait here and there to prove it. The Eojin Museum operates permanent exhibitions throughout the year except for January 1st, and special exhibitions and experience programs on themes such as the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty and the history of the Hanok Village are held from time to time, so check the schedule on the homepage before visiting. it would be nice to do. Gyeonggijeon can be visited anywhere by paying an admission fee of 3,000 won for adult tourists. The last Wednesday of every month is “Culture Day,” so you can watch it for free. In addition to visiting history, you can take a leisurely stroll around the grounds of Gyeonggijeon, as various kinds of old trees and palace-style buildings form a quiet and wonderful view. It is for this reason that Gyeonggijeon, along with nearby Jeonju Hyanggyo, is loved as a filming location for historical dramas and movies. In particular, if you take a photo here wearing a Hanbok, you can get the best shot of your life no matter where you are and what pose you take. Location 44 Taejo-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Map View Operating hours Summer season (March-October) 09:00-19:00 Winter season (November - February) 09:00 - 18:00 Curious about ‘Gyeonggijeon’? Go see Now Jeonju Curious about ‘Eojin Museum’? Go see Now Jeonju A fusion experience course where past and present harmonizeHanbok experience, tea ceremony experience It is definitely the Jeonju Hanok Village that started to popularize the current palace Hanbok tour nationwide, including Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul. Since the first 'Hanbok Day' festival was held in Jeonju in 2012, Hanbok experience has become a representative traditional cultural experience product of Jeonju Hanok Village. Currently, there are shops that rent Hanbok costumes all over the Hanok Village, so you can rent a full set of Hanbok, including hair ornaments, at a cost of around 20,000 won an hour, anywhere. In addition to general traditional Hanbok, the genre has also diversified, from the clothes of kings and queens, scholars and warriors, Gisaeng clothes, splendidly modified and improved Hanbok, and modern costumes made famous through dramas and old school uniforms. If you walk the streets of the Hanok Village on a weekend with good weather, you will meet people of all ages and genders dressed in Hanbok. You can see Hanbok, which is hard to see even on holidays, all year round here, and no matter how unique you wear, you don't have to pay attention to the people around you. Even men and women exchange clothes for each other, and there are many tourists who wear situational plays or take pictures of their lives wearing fun concept costumes that they would never normally be able to wear. The Hanok Village is evolving from a simple tourist destination to an experience space where you can enjoy escaping from everyday life. If you have dressed up in Hanbok, you should definitely experience it. The most common, inexpensive, and elegant experience that can be worn in Hanbok in the Hanok Village is the traditional tea ceremony experience. In Hanok Village, there are cultural facilities that offer tea ceremony experiences for groups, such as Seunggwangjae and Hanbyeok Cultural Center, but this time, we will introduce Dahwawon where you can experience private tea ceremony at an affordable price. It is a traditional tea house with a cozy and comfortable feeling as it has the structure of a traditional Hanok. A low table made of trimmed logs, a cushion made of undyed cotton cloth, bonsai and earthenware are neatly arranged, and the tea set displayed here and there also delights the eye. If I own one and keep it at home, it seems that the class of my room will increase. The advantage of Dahwawon is that you can taste handmade traditional tea brewed by the owner for free along with the tea ceremony experience if you pay an experience fee of 6,000 won per person. Considering the nearby water prices of 6,000 to 8,000 won for a cup of coffee, it is a cost that I am tearfully grateful for. The menu is diverse, and in addition to the types of tea I often see, such as green tea, black tea, and pu-erh tea, I decided to try the flower tea, which is said to have a good scent, on the recommendation of the owner. The depth of the fragrance is different from the tea you drank in a tea bag at a cafe. As the taste changes depending on the time, frequency, and sincerity of pouring hot water, you become prudent and focus on the taste and aroma of tea. Flower tea has a refreshing hibiscus and sweet rose scent, and it is said that it is mainly made from red flowers. The free traditional tea (red bean shaved ice) is also so numerous that it is difficult to choose just one, the amount is as generous as the owner's hospitality, and the taste is good, probably because it is homemade tea. If you come to the Hanok Village with someone, where your eyes, mouth, nose, and heart are all generous, I hope you visit. Location 13 Choimyeonghui-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Map View Curious about ‘Jeonju Hanok Village’? Go see Now Jeonju Must try if you comeHanok Village street food tour If you have emptied your mind and body while drinking tea, now is the time to start eating in earnest. Hot bean sprout soup and Moju(rice wine), a generous bowl of Makgeolli and traditional Bibimbap. You must taste the traditional food that represents Jeonju, a food creative city selected by UNESCO. However, short-term travelers who need to spend their stamina by walking to many places in a short time, or young travelers who are interested in various fusion foods and street food, can never pass by the delicious smelling street food that is spread in every corner of the Hanok Village. I wonder if the Hanok village is called the ‘Mock Kit List(must eat list)’. Hanok Village food is like a licorice of travel that adds fun, stamina, and a sense of accomplishment to a busy trip. The Hanok Village street food has a wide variety of tastes and genres, but among them, we will introduce only a few very famous menus that can replace meals and be enjoyed conveniently. #Daurang Handmade Dumpling House Daurang Handmade Dumpling House started as a small dumpling shop, became a must-have course for Jeonju Food, and now it is a handmade dumpling brand that has become a nationwide delivery food both in name and reality. The menu has increased one by one, and now there are 22 types of dumplings alone. If you want to eat quickly but have trouble choosing, ask the host for a recommended menu. There are 8 gift sets or 22 items to choose from in the online mall, but there is no set in the store. Still, you must choose the shrimp dumplings unconditionally. Location 33, Taejo-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Map View #Seomingapbumayagyukjeon The original Yukjeon(Korean meat pancake) is delicious. This is because chewy and salty beef is thinly sliced, dipped in egg water and then fried in oil. How delicious would this kind of food feel when you are tired and hungry from walking all day? Watching the fantastic scene of frying pans with the smell of oil on the spot, you are on the verge of going crazy with a craving for food. A plate of instant meat pancakes with fresh onions and a bowl of cool Moju(rice wine) makes you wonder if there is another heaven in the world. Location 25-8 Taejo-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Map View #Gilgeoriya Baguette Burger As the name suggests, it is famous for its baguette burger, which is carried and eaten on the street. Spicy seasoned meat and vegetables are wrapped in crispy baguette bread, so after eating, your mouth will feel fresh and full. It goes well with any beverage, such as soda, beer, or coffee, and is a useful snack that is delicious, inexpensive, and filling one meal. It is a taste that often comes to mind when walking on the street and hungry, perhaps because of its moderately salty and uniquely spicy taste. Location 124 Gyeonggijeon-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Map View #Kyodong croquettes Anything fried in oil is delicious, but what if you put a dish with guaranteed taste into a croquette? Maybe it will taste as touching as 2*2=4. Common croquettes with familiar names such as Kimchi, potato, Japchae, and curry, as well as unique croquettes that can only be tasted in Jeonju Hanok Village, such as Ddeokgalbi, cream cheese, Jeonju Bibimbap, and Bulgogi Bibimbap, stand out. The taste of spicy and warm Bibimbap hidden in crispy croquettes cannot be tasted anywhere else. It is a place where waiting lines are lined up on weekdays and weekends, but if you come to the Hanok Village, you have to wait in line unconditionally. Location 126 Gyeonggijeon-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si Map View

Explore Every Corner of Jeonju

Explore Every Corner of Jeonju

Experience something extraordinary by finding hidden spots of Jeonju. To find out about treasure-like tourist destinations, Visit Jeonju! As a tourism hub, Jeonju offers travelers a variety of things to see and enjoy through traditions, cultures, and different contents. Think of the keywords when it comes to ‘traveling Jeonju.’ It recommends countless travel destinations and attractions, including Hanok Village, historical sites, famous restaurants, locations used in filming, and more. Travel courses for tourists who visit Jeonju are mostly similar since famous tourist destinations are easily accessible through various routes. We consider this a misfortune. Besides Hanok Village, Jeonju has a lot of hidden attractions that are full of beautiful stories. However, most travelers do not know these places, so they just pass by. So this time, we would like to recommend hidden treasure-like travel destinations in Jeonju, which is too precious to leave wasted by keeping it to me. The murals in the village, which are drawn based on heartwarming stories, bloom beautifully. The Art Village has become a culture through the touches of the artists. A trip to Jeonju offers you everything to enjoy. It does not end only as eye-catching picturesque-like sights but ends up as a place where you can relax your tired body and mind. Let’s visit every corner of Jeonju, where you can travel as healing and relieving. Palbok-dong Art Village Wonsaek Village Cheonsa Village A place full of culture and artPalbok-dong, a half-day trip where art blooms We introduce Palbok-dong, a travel destination rapidly emerging as a place worth going for a half-day or one-day trip in Jeonju. Palbok-dong is gradually becoming a tourist attraction for art with its installation art installed around the railroad. We highly recommend visiting Palbok Art Factory, a culture complex created by regenerating wasted industrial facilities, in particularly May. While walking along the streets and railroad where the Fringe Trees are in full bloom, you can possibly enjoy the spring fully. In addition, look around Banryong Mural Village, which is famous for murals drawn by the residents. Through murals, experience the history and atmosphere in person and recall the artistic sensibility of Palbok-dong with a cup of coffee at the cafe Pann Gallery. Fringe Trees Railroad, White Snow Tunnel Met in May If you have already seen the cherry blossoms, double flowering cherry blossoms, rapeseeds, and royal azaleas as the epitome of spring. Jeonju’s Fringe Trees Railroad in Palbok-dong is waiting for you. Around the railroad of Palbok-dong, Fringe Trees make spectacular from the end of April to the middle of May, when you can feel the spring with the pale green buds sprouting on the thin branches. Flowers blooming like snowflakes across the railroad tracks have created a white snow tunnel, making it a popular attraction to take pictures. The railroad, which runs about 1.3km along the river, has been used as an industrial area’s transportation for a long time. The trains run on a round trip at 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. on weekdays, and the railroad is crowded with people and photographers trying to capture this beautiful scenery. In the spring, it’s essential to take photos of this scenery, but don’t forget the manners of following the instructions directed by the safety officers! Location 260-3 Palbokdong 1(il)-ga, Deokjin-gu, Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Palbok Art Factory, Trendy Culture Complex Full of Photo Spots It’s too bad to go back right after the Fringe Trees Railroad! Right nearby, there is Palbok Art Factory, a great place to enjoy spring together with Fringe Trees. This place was originally an abandoned cassette tapes factory operated in the 70s and 80s but left unattended for 25 years. However, it was newly transformed into an attractive culture complex in 2016 and has become a hipster-like dating course in Jeonju. Cute and colorful sculptures and murals are everywhere. In addition, there are elements that visitors of all ages can enjoy inside. Such as regular exhibitions where art and culture can be enjoyed in person, creative studios, libraries, cafes, restaurants, etc., make visitors constantly visit. Also, if you visit during the Jeonju International Film Festival, please consider appreciating ‘100 Films 100 Posters’, a film posters exhibition of the films invited to the festival. Palbok Art Factory, where retro aesthetic meets modern sense, is an excellent place for someone to reminisce about the past, for someone to appreciate the times, and for someone to make new memories. To know more about ‘100 Films 100 Posters’ Click here to ‘Now, Jeonju’ Location 46 Guretdeul 1-gil, Deokjin-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Opening Hours 10:00-17:30 / Closed : Monday(Lunar New Year’s Day, Chuseok) Banryong Mural Village, Bijou Alley Trip Why don’t you take a walk in a village in Palbok-dong and fall into the alluring harmony of life and art? Banryong Mural Village, famous for murals painted by the villagers voluntarily to improve their living space since 2014, attracts people with long sections of lively paintings. Unlike any other allies, the alley had no uniqueness but has been transformed into a colorful, lively mural street and sets perfectly as a cute walk course. Unlike Jaman Mural Village, paintings symbolize Jeonju everywhere, making this place no better photo spot than anywhere else. Take a shot in front of the mural. Or draw your travel diary in your mind while looking at the murals gently. Location 8, Ballyong 1-gil, Deokjin-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Pann Gallery, Pet Friendly and Special From the Outside~ Pann Gallery, which greets visitors with iron plate crafts from the entrance and the interior vibes the antique atmosphere, is unique. The cafe, which is already colorful from the outside, is a place where you can accompany pets. It is also popular with locals as it has an expansive outdoor space for dogs to play freely. The cafe is packed with the consideration for dogs and guardians and photo spots where you can take photos with your pets. We recommend visiting this place if you want a memorable trip with your pets. Or if you are pursuing an extraordinary experience of being friends with dogs. In that case, even if you don’t own any pets, this place is also an excellent travel destination. We hope you make a special day with laughter throughout your stay at the Pann Gallery. Location 34-24, Sinbok-ro, Deokjin-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Opening Hours 11:00-22:00(Every day) Calm, Creative, and Slightly Different Neighborhood Seohak-dong Art Village, The Value of Art Shines Do you want to see artists’ creative works? Head to Jeonju Seohak-dong Art Village! Get across the Namcheongyo Bridge behind the crowded Hanok Village and visit Seohak-dong Art Village, where you can rest while looking around the sensuous artworks. In the past, villagers studied hard and made it called the “Teachers Village.” Through the artists, it also used to be recognized as elegant. Currently, more than 40 villagers and artists coexist, and daily lives and works of art harmonize to exude mild charm. Everything you see while walking around the village is a work of art. You can feel the art alive in every alley, and shops full of individuality allure you. Meet Seohak-dong Art Village, a place where residents and artists communicate beautifully with each other. ‘Myeongjin Book Rental Shop,’ Shooting Location of ‘Twenty Five Twenty One’ This village gained popularity with Myeongjin Book Rental Shop, one of the most famous filming locations for the K-drama Twenty Five Twenty One.’ The drama ended with the scene set in the book rental shop. It is where the male main character Baek Yi-Jin(played by Nam Joo-hyuk) worked, but the fans who still feel excited visit constantly. Fortunately, the ‘Myeongjin Book Rental Shop’ sign and video/DVD stickers are left on the location as evidence of filming, so taking photos is visiting 101! The wooden sign on the white bricks goes quite well with Seohak-dong Art Village. Aside from the book rental shop, a symbol of Baek Yi-Jin(played by Nam Joo-hyuk) and Na Hee-Do(played by Kim Tae-Ri) meeting each other, it is also fun to find spots that have been briefly shown in the drama. We recommend recalling the memories of watching the drama while visiting this place. To know more about the film locations of Twenty Five Twenty One Click here to ‘Now, Jeonju’ ‘Seohak Art Space,’ Appreciate Artworks With a Cup of Coffee in Your Hand There is an eye-catching place as soon as you enter Seohak-dong Art Village. ‘Seohak Art Space’ is a cultural complex consisting of a cafe on the 1st floor, a space for displaying the artists’ works on the 2nd floor, and a guest house on the 3rd floor. Kill two birds with one stone and be over the moon. While basking in the sunlight on the cafe terrace, feel the art village's atmosphere with a cup of coffee. You can also appreciate artworks in the gallery on the 2nd floor with a cup of coffee in your hand. Another reason for making it a must-see course is that the exhibition at Seohak Art Space frequently changes, so each visit can make you feel new. Location 7, Seohak-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Opening Hours 08:00-20:00 Are We in Europe? The Vibe Slayer ‘Goof-Off’ This is Jeonju, not Europe! ‘Goof-Off’ is a trendy European-style brunch & Western food restaurant that you feel from the exterior.Suppose you feel hungry before or after looking around the art village. In that case, we recommend visiting this small but impressive restaurant. It is pretty different from Seohak Art Village, but this great atmosphere allures you to step in. It's a must to watch the outdoor terrace on a fine day! It is a hot place that has already gained popularity among Jeonju locals through SNS word of mouth with its interior that seems to be somewhere in Europe. It's perfect for making an art village course! It's perfect for a date! Not only the atmosphere but also the taste! Five stars is the perfect "Goof-Off". Location 1F, 27-1, Cheongyeong-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Opening Hours 10:30-21:30 / Break time: Weekdays 15:00-17:00, Weekends 16:00-17:00 Beautiful Village Where Picturesque Flowers Bloom Come Get Some Fresh Air, Saekjang-dong Wonsaek Myunghwa Village Wonsaek Myunghwa Village is always full of comfort and warmth, where generosity blends together in Mother Nature's arms. This place keeps you excited from the stability of the movement, neither not too fast not nor too slow, and even the gentle breeze. ‘Baramssoeneun-gil’ is well known for its bicycle tour from Hanbyeokru through Jeonju Hanok Village and along the Jeonju Stream to Wonsaek Myunghwa Village. There is a bicycle path where you can enjoy riding without feeling uncomfortable but with the cool wind. You can also relax walking along the leafy walkway. This village, which looks extraordinary from the entrance, is like friendly countryside that you can get to in five minutes from the busy uptown and arouses travelers’ curiosity with a cafe. The cafe, which is an art itself, has a variety of unique experiences suitable for its reputation as a Rural Tourism Focused Village. Primary Colored Murals You Meet From Place to Place in the Village As you pass by the murmuring water at the pinwheels, murals beautifully painted on the wall of every house in the alley, which is different from the typical rural villages, greet travelers. You can see stunning fairytale-like murals. Unlike Jaman Mural Village, which is characterized by its splendor, the warm colors as if it were a scene from a fairy tale is the charming point. Feel calm and stable with the sound of the wind and the water and appreciate masterpiece-like murals with good poem verses touching your heart. For some reason, you will feel like staying and getting to know more about this village. Baramssoeneun-gil, a Romantic Bicycle Ride It’s no exaggeration to say that the bicycle path is the best attraction of the Wonsaek Myunghwa Village. The Wonsaek Myunghwa Village was reborn when the abandoned railway was changed into a bicycle path as the lines were reorganized last 2018. For those who have not felt the moment of riding along with the overgrown trees at Jeonju Stream while enjoying the wind getting on you, this place is the place we recommend the most. The bicycle path that starts at Jeonju Hanok Village and continues to the Wonsaek Myunghwa Village is named ‘Baramssoeneun-gil,’ it’s a perfect name for this place. The moment of riding while getting some spring breeze and looking at the scenery of golden sunlight is magic that lights everything up and makes the tiredness of pedaling disappear. Experience Center, the Fun of DIY Experiencing originals is one of the best ways to leave memories when you visit new tourist destinations or places you haven’t been much. Wonsaek Myunghwa Village, a Rural Tourism Focused Village, is no exception too. There are various programs set according to the seasons or the number of the participants, and 9 experiencing programs focused on five senses satisfaction is continuously operated. Popular programs held all the time are ‘Making Tote Bags’ and ‘Making Soap.’ Most programs can be done with more than two people in one group, so enjoying the programs with family or friends is also a great idea. Make more meaningful memories through the experiences in Saekjang-dong Wonsaek Myungwha Village, which should be included without omission if you plan a trip to Jeonju. Location 330, Baramssoeneun-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Saekjang Jungmiso, a Vintage Itself With 100 Years of History We believe everyone agrees that choosing travel destinations mainly around pretty cafes or visiting cafes nearby is a must when you go on a trip. Despite its 100-year history, Saekjang Jungmiso in Wonsaek Myungwha Village is well known as a photo spot. You will see a building with a red roof after passing by Saekjanggyo Bridge and come out to the main street. By utilizing the frameworks of the old rice mill, which was in the village since olden times, Saekjang Jungmiso has been renovated to its original appearance as much as possible. This cafe, which may seem like it would be seen in a movie, has a lot of things to see that please your eyes with vintage props if you go up the creaky stairs and makes you feel like taking pictures everywhere. A cold drink after the village tour will make you smile and think, ‘I’m glad I visit this place.’ Location 2-15, Wonsaekjang-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Opening Hours Everyday 11:00-22:00 A Village With a Beautiful Story Faceless Angel’s Hometown, Nosong-dong Cheonsa Village Cheonsa Village in Nosong-dong, Jeonju, is a village set to commemorate the ‘faceless angel,’ who warms the hearts of Jeonju citizens by anonymously donating at the end of every year since 2000. Donations from the faceless angel have been continued for 22 years. It is being used to support the low-income families, the elderly living alone, and households led by the young boys and girls. Since 2010, the road next to the Nosong-dong Community Center has been set as the ‘Faceless Cheonsa-gil.’ It is to spread the word of the ‘faceless angel’ who presented hope to the neighbors. In 2011, the ‘Cultivating Cheonsa Village’ project was propelled. Finally, ‘Cheonsa’s Street’ was set in 2012. In February 2015, photo spots, piggy bank items, cash donation boxes, and ‘Angel’s Wings’ were installed next to the community center to encourage everyone to put donating and sharing into practice. Walk Mural Alley With Donor Angels You can appreciate murals made to commemorate the faceless angel in Cheonsa-gil, Nosong-dong. Share happiness through the lovely murals, photo spots, and trick arts. Aside from the villagers and tourists visiting the Cheonsa-gil sympathizing with the faceless angel's good deeds, the murals drawn in a variety will never make the alley you walk boring. It will be a heartwarming walk as you take a step. You will indirectly learn about the practice of good deeds by thanking the donations that faceless angels made, which can be felt throughout the village. We wish you to imagine what it would be like to be a faceless angel and how donations, presents, and loving words could affect somebody. Location 54 Inbong 1(il)-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Don’t You Smell the Fragrance of the Flowers Somewhere? Hidden Spot ‘Hyanggipumeun tteul’ You will get to the entrance of the cafe ‘Hyanggipumeun tteul’ as you go deep into the alley of Cheonsa Village. The garden, filled with colorful and cute flowers from the entrance, is enough to attract people passing by. Together with the vintage props, the spring flowers showing off more than 100 different colors and appearances filling the outer garden is reminiscent of a small European garden. In addition, color contrasts that fully bloomed yellow round Banksia Roses make to the blue gate of the cafe is also a famous photo spot of the ‘Hyanggipumeun tteul.’ Fancy teacups catch your eyes as soon as you enter the cafe. The coziness formed by the harmonies of 1,000+ vintage teacups, distinctive lights, and antique furniture is the attractiveness of this place. The outer garden is simply a photo spot. You can feel the comfort, quietness, and relaxation from a cup of tea and a book while sitting at a table surrounded by flowers together with the warm sunlight at ‘Hyanggipumeun tteul.’ We are pretty sure that it is something you can’t feel in the city. Location 49-5 Inbong 1(il)-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Opening Hours 10:00-20:00 / Closed : Mondays ‘Ahev,’ Hanok Dessert Cafe in a Friendly Alley The new Hanok vibe cafe ‘Ahev’ is located at the end of the alley in Cheonsa Village, Nosong-dong. It is fun to look deeper for the allies along the mural alleys in Nosong-dong. ‘Ahev’ is made by remodeling old Hanoks into a modern and trendy must-visit cafe and rice bakery, making every spot extraordinary. Ahev serves healthy desserts such as cakes made of rice, Financiers, etc., and coffees and various beverages, which can be enjoyed together on the menu! If you are one of the travelers who love to explore the new popular places or meditate on a sunny morning, we highly recommend this place. Location 3-8 Munhwa 1(il)-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Opening Hours 10:00-19:00 / Closed : Mondays, Sundays

Lets have fun in Jeonju, Lets Play Tour

Lets have fun in Jeonju, Lets Play Tour

There are not only attractions but also entertainment in Jeonju! A spoonful of vitality for a boring daily life Jeonju Wellness Travel Perhaps in spring, everyone wants to leave anywhere and expects something different from usual. In this situation where outdoor activities are not easy, how can we spend this warm sunshine, cool breeze, and precious relaxation? On this trip, I hope you can feel Jeonju's unique charm through various activities and unique experiences, and have a time to heal away from your tired daily life. There are travel destinations where you can meet Jeonju's culture and history, making your trip more special. There are rubber shoes art experience making the memories full of your own color, traditional knotting experience completed with care, day and night tour of Jeolla Gamyeong which was the highest governing body of the Joseon Dynasty, Palbok art factory which is a art playground with infinite imagination, and a tour of Jeonju Children’s Museum. These are the travel destinations that can inject fresh energy into a boring daily life. Experience rubber shoes art Traditional Korean knot experience Jeolla Gamyeong Palbok art factory Children’s Museum Engraving the memories of the day Experience rubber shoes art at Yeon atlier Yeon Atelier is located at the Jeonju Crafts Exhibition Hall. This place is leading rubber shoes art by creating a story of rubber shoes containing Korea's long history and culture. Let's listen to a lecture on the history of traditional rubber shoes by Kang Yeon-sook at Yeon Atelier and make your own rubber shoes, the only one in the world. If you paint rubber shoes with sincerity, the black rubber shoes will be transformed into pretty shoes. Works designed by the artist are displayed on the wall of the workshop. The interior of the workshop is filled with the artist's sense, which stands out. When you enter the workshop, the experience begins with the introduction of the author. I was nervous because I was not good at drawing, but I feel more comfortable with the encouragement of the artist saying that it becomes a work no matter how I draw poorly because the painting can be expressed in various ways. First, let's choose the size of the rubber shoes we want. Fix the colored cloth on the back of the rubber shoes with a red thread. Make three knots with your heart wishing for a desperate wish you want to achieve. Colored cloth means long life without illness, and red thread means umbilical cord. Hold the long thread and cut the red thread like cutting the umbilical cord. The first step is completed! If I had a child, I would smile as I recall the touching memories of cutting the umbilical cord. While making rubber shoes, writers and students exchange interesting anecdotes about rubber shoes. Listening to the story, I was impressed by the rubber shoes that have long traditions and cultures. Of course, it was a more enjoyable experience thanks to the writer who was generous with praise. If you diligently move your hands and decorate them, black rubber shoes will be reborn as colorful and cute flower shoes. The process of beautifully changing the black and rough rubber shoes, such as the phrase "rubber shoes, old things are gone, but newly created values" on one side of the Yeon Atelier wall, makes me think a lot. Yeon Atelier's rubber shoes art experience, which depicts the past, present, and future wishes, is a really unique experience. Location 12-8, Taejo-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Opening Hours 10:00-19:00 A beautiful knot made with a great care Traditional Korean knot experience Over the glass on the first floor of the Korean Traditional Culture Center, colorful five-colored knot crafts catch the eye. This is a space where you can make and experience traditional Korean knot. Lighting, interior design, and delicately made knot crafts are decorated everywhere, creating an atmosphere of a stylish gallery. Anyone can come in and see this place comfortably. The decorated knot crafts are works made by the artist by weaving threads with great care. How many places can I see art works and make crafts myself at the same time? If you want to make your own traditional knot crafts and feel the beauty of the tradition, make an reservation for “Korean Knots Art Studio” Right now. The beginning of the experience is to decide what to make. You don't have to worry that you don't know anything about traditional knotting. The writer will recommend the one that best suits your level. The easiest thing is a knot bracelet. I chose this because the flower-shaped knot was so pretty and then, I heard the explanation from the artist. I challenged with confidence, but I was surprised to hear that it sometimes takes more than two hours to make a bean-sized knot in the ring. Therefore, the artist prepares in advance the parts that take a lot of time or are difficult to make. You can choose the thread of your favorite color and follow the artist's demonstration. At the beginning, I wondered, "How can this line become a pretty flower?" But as I followed the explanation, the shape gradually begins to take shape. It can be made without difficulty because the artist teaches you how to make it easily and how to repair the parts that are lacking. It's a secret that I untied all the knots and revuilt it since the size of the petals was incorrectly set. I took a picture with a proud heart holding a finished flower knot. Even if your hands are slow or clumsy, the artist kindly explains and waits for you, so don't hesitate to experience the beauty of traditional crafts. Location 20 Hyeonmu1(il)-gil, Pungnam-dong, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do View Maps Opening Hours Weekdays 10:00-18:00 / Weekends 10:00-20:00 Blossom of thousand years Look around the highest governing body of the Joseon Dynasty This time, stop by Jeolla Gamyeong and feel the coolness of the open space. The recently restored Jeolla Gamyeong was the government office in charge of Jeolla-do and Jeju-do. Jeolla Gamyeong, which was the heart of Jeolla-do, never moved, unlike Chungcheong Gamyeong and Gyeongsang Gamyeong. It is said that Jeolla Gamyeong was the second largest after Pyongyang Gamyeong, so its power must have been different. Sitting on the spacious wooden floor of Seonhwadang Hall opens up the tired mind of the stuffy daily life. In Jeolla Gamyeong, you can hear meaningful stories about Seonhwadang Hall and Gwanpunggak through regular commentary tours (free pay) with cultural tourism commentators at 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. every day. Shall we walk through Jeolla Gamyeong and listen to the stories of the past? Go to Jeolla Gamyeong, the center of Honam At the entrance of Jeolla Gamyeong, a monument showing what Jeolla-do was like in Korea is engraved. General Lee Soon-shin wrote the word, “若無湖南 是無國家” on the Janggye, which was raised to the king after moving to Hansando Island. The word means “Jeolla-do is a fence of the country. Therefore, there is no country without Jeolla-do.” If you pass through the inner gate and go inside, you can see Seonhwadang Hall with a hipped-and-gabled roof. It is a building that was used as an office by the Jeolla auditor. Seonhwadang Hall means "to carry out enlightenment in accordance with the royal order." This place was the heart of Jeolla Gamyeong and the dispatch office of the government. The auditor performed administrative, judicial, and military duties here. In front of Seonhwadang Hall, there is a Gaseok on the left (east) under the island stone, and a Pyeseok on the right (west). Gaseok is a stone that makes sinners repent of their wrongdoing, and Pyeseok is a stone that served as a newspaper box for the people to complain of injustice. I stood in front of the Pyeseok standing as a stone pillar on the right side of the road. Standing in front of this stone, an official comes down from Seonhwadang Hall and listens to unfair stories, making me want to confess. The rain gauge in front of Seonhwadang Hall shows the aspect of Jeolla Gamyeong as an administrative agency. Since the amount of rain falling in Jeolla-do determined the annual living conditions of the country, recording precipitation was very important as the leader of the region. Jeolla Gamyeong did not refer to a specific building. Dozens of buildings built around Seonhwadang Hall, including Guesthouse, Gwanpungru, Maewoldang, Cheongyeondang, and Jinnamru, were Jeolla Gamyeong and Joseon's ruling system. It was the center of Honam, a symbolic place with Gyeonggijeon where the portrait of King Taejo is located, the grave dedicated to the ancestral tablets of progentor, and Jeonju history archives where the royal seal was kept. The fact that there was a Jeonbuk Provincial Government building and a police station in this place also shows its meaning. Meet the Seonhwadang Hall in digital, the heart of Jeolla Gamyoung In the room on the right side of Seonhwadang Hall, the old image of Jeolla Gamyeong, which was restored based on historical research at the Jeonju Museum of History, is presented with digital images and the voice of actors. The actor's voice in the middle of the night is realistic and the faces of the soldiers are humorous. Inside Seonhwadang Hall, once “Wearing konryongpo experience," "Making fans experience," and "Jeonju Hanji Letter Writing Event." were held. Living quarters are a house where the family of the dispatch office lived and are located in the north of Seonhwadang Hall. If you go inside, there are interactive books and VR where you can experience the history and architectural style of the 1,000-year history of Jeolla Gamyeong. The interactive book is a digital implementation of , a work diary of Jeolla Audit. When you turn the page, the content changes, and when you point at the picture with your finger, the auditor walks to the officials and makes them work. It gave life to the person in the record. VR was made possible by imagining Gamyoung's daily life with a joystick, but it is regrettable that it was closed due to COVID-19 quarantine problems. Behind living quarters stands a painting tree that says to defeat evil spirits. For 200 years, the tree hung white flowers every summer and watched what happened in Jeolla Gamyeong. On a sunny day, I will walk as the dispatch officer couple under the branches of the flower tree. If you go to the west square, it is a Windowscape experience space. Windowscape is a machine that detects the movement of the body and explains it according to motion, introducing the roles of Tongincheong, Seonjacheong, and Inchulbang in an order where audit assistants stayed. Tongincheong is the place that was in charge of calling and making reservations, and it is said that Tongincheong organized Jeonju Daesaeup-nori. Seonjacheong is a workshop of a craftsman who makes Hapjukseon, and you can see the craftsman moving on the screen with the explanation that it is a place where the craftsman made a fan to pay to the king with high-quality Korean paper made by a branch. The Inchulbang was in charge of printing, and there was a craftsman who made good paper. It shows the tradition of Jeonju, where there were many people who liked stories and distributed lot of copies. Walking Jeolla Gamyoung under the moonlight A moonlight walk takes place at 7 p.m. every evening. Under the moonlit tile roof, I walked the path that Jeolla dispatch officer walked. To feel the special feeling of walking in Jeolla Gamyeong under the moonlight, I recommend you to take a rest in Jeonju for one night. In the middle of the night, Seonhwadang Hall is like a time machine going back to the past. Inside it, a scene of Jeolla-do auditor greeting visitors is unfolded in a digital video screen. The feast on the screen welcomes guests, followed by the scenery of Jeolla Gamyeong in the 19th century. The illuminated pine tree reveals its magnificent appearance and the hanok roof reveals its antique beauty. The moonlit night air has a subtle scent of pine trees. After leaving Jeolla Gamyeong, I walk toward Jeonjucheon Stream. The "Good Road to Walk," which was built to the intersection of Wansangyo Bridge, will be in full bloom over the riverside in May. Jeolla Gamyeong was a strong pillar supporting Joseon in the 500th year. It's a night when I look back on whether I've been a great support to someone. Location 4-1 Jungangdong 1(il)-ga, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do View Maps Opening Hours Summer season (Mar.–Oct.) 09:00–21:00 / Winter season (Nov.–Feb.) 09:00–18:00 ※ Opening hours may be shortened depending on COVID-19 or weather conditions An art playground of infinite imagination! From a teaching art to experienced art, Palbok art factory Sun Electronics factory, which was making cassette tapes, was transformed into a Palbok art factory. The neglected factory is newly created by the power of art and culture. It creates values that put all the generations together. Art becomes a play and an education here. Let's enjoy the relaxation at the Palbok Art Factory in return for your busyness. Sit on a railroad bench in front of the main gate of the Palbok Art Factory and let my imagination runs away. Originally, the Palbok Art Factory was a Sun Electronics factory that made cassette tapes. At that time, men and women who came from rural areas commuted along the railroad track carrying industrial products. They left to relieve the heavy shoulders of the household. Whenever they missed their hometown, they would have endured nostalgia by looking at the flower of the Yipop tree that was blooming on the railroad. Although it was a factory area on all sides, the beautiful tree trees along the railroad make you calm down. Palbok Art Factory is divided into section A and section B. The lobby at section A is an archive exhibition space for the cassette tape of Sun Electronics factory. The name, Sunny is symbolic. I met a huge Sunny sculpture inside the cafe. The size of it seems to contain the weight of the lives of numerous Sunnies who worked at the Sun Electronics factory. Looking at the various art spaces of the Palbok Art Factory, the prejudice of the desolate factory disappears. Dreaming Arts Center There are many things to see in each building that has been renovated from an old factory. Whenever you look up at the sky and buildings, works of art appear beyond your imagination. At that time, you can hear the subtle and clear bell chimes with the gentle wind. There is a beautiful scenery made of waste electricity hanging from the signboard called Dream Art Site. Waste gas canisters hang out of the sky like cucumbers. The subtle and clear spreading sound calms the mind. Artists would have put their heart and soul into creating a bell chime that makes such a beautiful sound. Because it took a long time to make the bell chime, the sound of scenery lingers for a while. Where anyone play freely and spread their imagination, It becomes an art playground. The section A and B of Palbok Art Factory are connected by containers and stairs. A wizard appeared under the container passage. I looked at the wizard for a moment and imitates Harry Potter hoping that the wizard make my wishes come true. It seems like the whole world will turn out as imagined, stirring the wand and turning away the spell, "Wingardium Leviosa", like Harry Potter. Everything that happened in life turns into art beyond the generation, as the child sees it, and as Sunny sees it in the 80s and 90s. Busy daily lives make me tired, but I think that busy daily lives gather to make me better. Sunny's kitchen outdoor shield seems like a pinwheel floating in the sky in contrast to its color. I meet the childhood version of myself at the art center of the dream center. This is the moment when art becomes a life. It is recommended to make a reservation for the children's art playground, which is open permanently on weekends. Ypop Tree Picture Book Library Climbing the container stairs, you go to the two-story Ipop Tree Picture Book Library, which has a pretty name. In spring, the name was brought from the street tree of the Yipop tree on the railroad that blooms the Yipop flowers. Libraries are often misunderstood as heavy and hard atmosphere. Perhaps, if you have taken the test at least once, it is a misunderstanding from the pressure of books. As its name suggests, the Ypop Tree Picture Book Library is a place where picture books covering generations are displayed. It introduces books that are good for adults to read from infants. Our picture books are translated into world languages, so you can meet the original and translated versions in various languages. You can also find books containing Korean emotions and picture books by local artists. It is a space of communication where the whole family can enjoy books recognized for their artistic value. It is a library where the pressure from books or libraries has disappeared. Pop-up books that show paintings in three dimensions bring the book to an artistic level. It will be an opportunity to develop humanities knowledge by touching and playing books. As the sun slowly sets, the sculptural light bulbs installed on the roof of the Ypop Tree Picture Book Library glisten all at once. The sculpture looks like a cloud or a tree. Any shape is the answer. This is the moment when all prejudices and misunderstandings are healed through books. I am grateful that the closed factory building has been reborn as an art space like this. Location 46, Guretdeul 1-gil, Deokjin-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Opening Hours [Interior-exhibition, cafe, etc.] 11:30~15:30/ Closed: Monday Website https://palbokart.kr/ Visit Site A scholar experience with children, Jeonju Children’s Museum If you are looking for a place to go out with your children on the weekend, how about Children's Museum of Jeonju National Museum? Here, you can learn Jeonju's spiritual culture through indoor play. The Children's Museum is a cultural space where you can experience the life of a scholar and the history and culture of Jeonju. After parking in a large free parking lot and going along the road, children's museum signs as well as Oseong and Hanum to the left of the Jeonju National Museum will show you the direction. Oseong and Haneum are different names for Lee Hang-bok and Lee Deok-hyung, administrators of the Joseon Dynasty. In the garden in front of the Children's Museum, there are stone pagodas, sotdae, and well that welcome guests. Since it's a place where old ancestors made their wishes carefully, why not make a wish with the child? In the garden, some children are playing on the backs of rabbits. The giggling laughter is full of joy. A large giraffe is pushing its head deep into the building, wondering inside the children's museum. When I entered the lobby, the giraffe blinked its big eyes looking at a child reading a book on one side of the library. In the center of the lobby, a large tree with cogwheels extends to the third floor. Colorful butterflies hang from each branch. The children are eager to spin the gears. It is because everything seems interesting to children. It's a paradise of curiosity and imagination. The eyes of children waiting for entrance are full of excitement. As much as you sweat, it remains in your heart In spring, the world is covered with fine dust. Every parents afraid to take their children out not only because of fine dust but also because of pollen. At times like this, why don't we let children play freely indoor of the Children's Museum? The left room on the third floor is where infants and toddlers under the age of 7 play a scholar game. It already stands out from a standpoint. At the corner of “Stylish Hanbyeokdang”, children can draw pictures with paper fans and colored pencils like scholars. Each child holds his or her favorite colored pencils and draws pictures. It's a picture that only children can understand, so let's not ask why you drew it like that, let's just ask what you drew. There is also an 8-pane folding screen puzzle of Chochungdo Island drawn by Shin Saimdang. The children clatter for a long time with their small hands to put the puzzle together. Next to the slide is a screen waterfall with light pouring out. To ride the slide, children can use the stairs or a rock wall made of nets. It is cute to see the child running hard without knowing that his socks were coming off. At the corner of "Protect Jeonju Castle," children build castles with block bricks. They learn themselves that only when they cooperate with each other they can make a nice castle. Children are playing magnet fishing and archery. The sweat of playing will leave so much in their heart. Through play, they can experience various activities to learn the spirit of the scholar. Children learn how to enlighten the world through play. On the right side of the third floor, children can try living as a scholar. As they change into hanbok, they turn into a scholar and a lady of the Joseon Dynasty. If you go into the room where old village school teacher is presented, you can meet the "Hunjangnim KKuldanji" through the video where children can learn to write at the old village school. Children tap traditional instruments such as drums and janggu at “Pungryu Hanmadang.” They also learn table education, the way parents taught their children in the past. There is also a kitchen where you can help your parents set a table when a customer comes to your house. A child putting soup and side dishes on the table and asks to eat together makes me smile. After studying and eating, now let’s go to take a examination with a traveler’s knapsack. Through the video, you can hear various stories on your way to Hanyang (previous name of Seoul) to take the test. While filling out the application form directly at the test site, a camera on the desk takes a picture of the face and attaches it to the application form. You can also see the children sitting on a chair and solving problems on a large screen. Then, we will ride a horse to compete in martial arts. It is a game where you throw the sandbag in the basket on the side of the horse toward the target while riding. Now that you've taken the examination, let's put on Eosahwa hat and get on top of the flower kiln. Children becomes a secret inspector who benefits the world and catches the corrupt officials who bully the people. If a bad officers appears on a large screen, you can catch it by stepping on a pad on the floor. Children learn how to brighten the world by while playing. The long journey to be a scholar tells us that Jeonju's scholar spirit is not easy to achieve. Location 249, Ssukgogae-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea View Maps Opening Hours Open four times a day / Closed: On the third Monday, January 1, New Year's Day 1st: 10:00–11:30 / 2nd: 13:00–14:00 / 3rd: 14:30–15:30 / 4th: 16:00–17:00 Website https://jeonju.museum.go.kr/kids/ Visit Site

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