Jeonju Hanok Village

You’ll definitely want to make the drive here. There’s so much to do and explore. It’s filled with shops so you can pick up snacks or gifts. You can rent hanboks and get your hair and makeup done for a fairly decent price. They also take photos for you so you basically have a cameraman for an hour or however long you book for. There are so many great photo ops here for content creators. All the food I tried was amazing. The cheesy coin bread was easily a favorite. Had the most amazing time here and wish I had spent even more time outside but it was freezing cold! Hopefully I can do it again in the fall!

This is our first time visiting Jeonju Hanok Village and we are very happy because we can stay in a hanok. The atmosphere is calm and peaceful. There are many restaurants and cafes. We can also rent hanbok and take beautiful pictures here. Dont forget to try Jeonju Bibimbap the most popular traditional dish.

Nice surreal place. Rent and wear hanbok at reasonable price, walk down the alley feel as if being transported through time. Stayed in one of the hanock house slept on traditional matress (one of the best sleep I ever have) and woke up to snow.

Beautiful place, even if it's a bit commercial. Lots of unique stores, cafes, etc. It gets quite crowded but it's still very nice, it has a cozy vibe. Many locals visit it.

Visiting Hanok Village was certainly a pleasant experience in spite of the overtly touristy vibe. However, it the neighborhoods immediately surrounding Hanok Village proved as interesting, if not more so, than the village itself.

Jeonju is simply breathtaking place and far beyond my expectations. Super easy to get around on foot, bike or snoopy scooter, plenty of food, coffee and stuff do check out for the kids Must do when in SK

Stunning and full of heritage. A must to visit. Best time to view is around sundown for a perfect ambience. Night scene is gorgeous 😍 💖

I’ve visited Jeonju more than 10 times, and it never gets old! The Jeonju Hanok Village is beautiful — full of delicious local food, charming traditional houses, and fun activities to enjoy. This place is popular among both locals and tourists. Many visitors rent hanbok, which makes the whole atmosphere even more charming — it truly feels like stepping back into the Joseon era. A must-visit spot if you want to experience traditional Korean culture and take beautiful photos in Jeonju Hanok Village! 📸 If you prefer a calm and peaceful hanok experience, go to Andong. But if you like a lively, bustling atmosphere with lots to explore, Jeonju is the place for you. A one-day trip is doable, but it can be tiring with the travel back and forth. I highly recommend staying overnight in a hanok for the full experience. You can explore the Hanok Village, nearby hills, and the Nambu Market — there’s so much to see and taste here!