🏯 How to Visit Jeonju Hanok Village – A Traditional Korean Escape

Looking to experience the authentic charm of Korea's past?
Jeonju Hanok Village (전주한옥마을) is the perfect place for travelers who want to explore traditional Korean houses, taste local food, and enjoy a slower, more cultural vibe. 🎎✨

🚆 How to Get There from Seoul

🚄 By KTX (High-Speed Train)

Departure: Yongsan Station (Seoul)
Arrival: Jeonju Station
Time: ~1.5 hours
Cost: ~₩35,000
From Jeonju Station, take a taxi (~₩6,000) or bus #79 / #119 to the village.

🚌 By Express Bus

Departure: Seoul Express Bus Terminal
Arrival: Jeonju Bus Terminal
Time: ~2.5 hours
Cost: ~₩13,000–17,000
From the terminal, take a short taxi ride or local bus.

🏡 What is Jeonju Hanok Village?

Home to over 700 traditional Hanok houses, Jeonju Hanok Village is a walkable area filled with culture, art, history, and great food. You can dress in Hanbok, explore museums, and enjoy peaceful traditional vibes right in the city. 🥰

🎎 Things to Do

👘 Rent Hanbok & Take Photos

Many shops around the village
Cost: ₩10,000–20,000 for 2–4 hours
📍Best photo spots: Gyeonggijeon Shrine, Jeonju Hyanggyo, Omokdae

🏯 Visit Gyeonggijeon Shrine

Peaceful shrine with beautiful gardens
Entry: ₩3,000
Great spot for history + hanbok photos!

🍲 Try Local Food

Jeonju is the home of Bibimbap, so don’t miss:

Jeonju Bibimbap
Choco Pie
Cheese Hotteok
Mojito-style fruit ade

🛏️ Stay Overnight in a Hanok

Experience heated floors and peaceful night views in a real Korean-style house!

🎨 Join a Craft Workshop

Try fan-painting, calligraphy, or Korean paper-making. Great souvenirs!

📸 Best Photo Spots

Hanok rooftops at sunset 🌇
Lantern-lit alleyways
Omokdae hilltop view
Colorful mural streets
Couples in Hanbok by Gyeonggijeon Gate

💡 Travel Tips

✅ Best seasons: Spring (cherry blossoms) or Autumn (fall foliage)
👟 Wear comfy shoes – it’s a walking village
📱 Use Papago or Naver Map for easy navigation
🕒 Go early if you want quieter vibes, especially on weekends!

📍 Location & Info

Address: 99, Girin-daero, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do
Open year-round
No entry fee to the village itself

💬 Final Thoughts

Jeonju Hanok Village is a must-see for culture lovers. It’s peaceful, romantic, tasty, and totally Instagram-worthy. Whether it’s your first time in Korea or your 5th, you’ll walk away with unforgettable memories. 📸💞

How to Visit Jeonju Hanok Village – A Traditional Korean Escape