Tag: 한옥마을

Namsa Yedam Village

Gyeongnam · A hanok village of long stone walls, and quiet.

Travel highlight: Few visitors, so it stays quiet. Hanok stays are available.

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Yangdong Folk Village

Gyeongbuk · A five-hundred-year-old yangban village, still lived in.

Travel highlight: Residents still live here, and many houses cannot be entered.

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Naganeupseong Folk Village

Gwangju & Jeonnam · People live inside the walls, under the original thatch.

Travel highlight: People live here. The wall can be walked all the way round.

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Jeonju Hanok Village

Jeonbuk · Seven hundred hanok in one neighbourhood, to walk and eat through.

Travel highlight: Traffic inside is restricted at certain hours — use the public car parks.

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Skunk Works

Gyeongbuk · A Gyeongju hanok left as it was, with a café placed inside it.

Travel highlight: Pushchairs and dogs are both welcome.

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Wolyeongdang

Gyeongbuk · A hanok café looking down on Wolyeong Bridge, named for the moon that rises over it.

Travel highlight: When the bridge lights come on at night the view changes completely.

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Seongyojang House

Gangwon · A three-hundred-year-old gentry estate, still whole.

Travel highlight: Open 09:00–18:00 with an admission fee. Overnight hanok stays are offered.

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Namsangol Hanok Village

Seoul · Hanok from across Seoul, moved and gathered in one place. Free to enter.

Travel highlight: Free to enter. Parking is tight — better to walk from Chungmuro Station.

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Hahoe Folk Village

Gyeongbuk · A living village that is itself a UNESCO site.

Travel highlight: Admission is charged, parking is free, and a shuttle runs from the ticket office.

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