Gyeongju Gyochon Traditional Village

The Gyochon Traditional Village has hanok-styled houses, shops and restaurants. Very nice to walk in day or night.

Beautiful experience, the village is filled with restaurants and grand dining. Great for a get away or for special occasions 💕

It was lovely to walk around for a short bit, but I expected to be able to learn a bit more about this village. There are some workshops you could do (for a fee), but most small shops and cafes were closed when we were here. Didn't feel like a must visit because of it.

It is a beautiful village but prices are significantly above even Seoul and food is not the best. Nevertheless worth an afternoon especially if you are in Busan. We were lucky to be there during cherry blossom so it was extra charming.

The village was beautiful and well kept. We ste lunch there. It was good but a little bit more expensive than other restaurants I ate at in Korea. The bridge is beautiful and a great spot for photos.

Came here in March for one night stay. Nice, quiet and clean place with a sense of history. The weather was nice so could walk about around the village and see nearby attractions.

Great historic spot with tons of traditional activities to do like kimchi making and even wear Shilla dysnasty era hanbok or traditional clothes. There are tons of cafes and spots to chill. Visited the Choi family residence and learned about their history.

Stunning little village with lots of little surprises and statues. Also a couple of cafes and bakeries in this space. Definitely worth a look.