Jeonju Hanok Village

전주 한옥마을

Located in Jeonju, this is Korea’s largest hanok village, home to over 700 hanok (traditional Korean houses).

Major Attractions and Experiences

*Hanok-gil Stroll & Observatory: Stroll through the tile-roofed alleys of the Hanok Village, taking in the charming scenery and panoramic views from the rooftop observatories (Ulle-gil, Yangseowon, etc.).

*Hanbok Experience: Various hanbok rental shops offer photo opportunities in traditional attire.

*Gyeonggijeon Shrine: A royal historic site of the Joseon Dynasty, where the portrait of King Taejo Yi Seong-gye is enshrined. Appreciate the beauty of traditional architecture within the Hanok Village.

*Jeondong Cathedral & Omokdae and Imokdae: Korea’s first Western-style Romanesque cathedral, a scenic overlook and historical site.

*Workshops and Traditional Craft Experiences: Experience hanji (traditional Korean paper) crafts, traditional seals, fans, and knots, and purchase souvenirs. Jeonju Traditional Hanji Foundation, Craft Exhibition Hall, etc.
*Street Food & Gourmet: Jeonju Bibimbap, Korean Table d’hote (traditional Korean food), Kongnamul Gukbap (bean sprout soup with rice), and famous street snacks (Jeonju Choco Pie, handmade ice cream, Makgeolli Alley, etc.).

*Traditional Cultural Performances: Traditional performances, mask dances, Korean traditional music, street musicians, and traditional parades held annually from April to October.
You can experience traditional Korean culture while staying in a hanok (traditional Korean house). Many hanbok shops are also available, so many tourists enjoy exploring the Hanok Village in hanbok.
*Museums & Traditional Markets: Hanok Village History Museum, Hanji Museum, Jeonju Nambu Market, Moraenae Market, etc.

Jeonju Hanok Village is a hanok attraction where you can fully experience Korean beauty and traditional culture, and is a representative symbol of the UNESCO Creative City of Korea (Culinary Arts).

ⓒPhoto Korea – 김지호. 이홍상. 김용천. IR 스튜디오. 최용