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Explore a 600-year-old urban area composed of traditional Korean houses at Bukchon Hanok Village. Constructed during the reign of the Joseon Dynasty, the village consists of many neighborhoods which were uses as a residential quarter for nobles and high-ranking government officials. Go on a guided tour to explore the narrow streets and visit cultural and hospitality facilities, such as workshops, museums, restaurants, and cafes. With more than half a million visitors yearly, you will need to book a reservation at least three days prior to your visit. A visit to Bukchon Hanok Village represents just the start of the adventure when you use our Seoul journey planning site to plot your vacation.
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I was really looking forward to visiting Bukchon since I always see this in Kdrama and it did not disappoint. My best friend and I had a great time taking pictures around every corner especially in..... more
I was really looking forward to visiting Bukchon since I always see this in Kdrama and it did not disappoint. My best friend and I had a great time taking pictures around every corner especially in..... more »
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Meaning “North Village,” UNESCO-awarded heritage site Bukchon “House of Mme Gyedong” was a personal residence, prior to Japanese occupation, before 1920. It is the so-called “happy” neighbourhood of..... more
Meaning “North Village,” UNESCO-awarded heritage site Bukchon “House of Mme Gyedong” was a personal residence, prior to Japanese occupation, before 1920. It is the so-called “happy” neighbourhood of..... more »
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Literally, a living historic village. Take a walk back in time and roam around the small short hills of this ancient village. There's this uncanny blend of current living with historic culture. Short walking distance away are the two largest palaces in Seoul. Several awesome cafes nearby as well.
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I nice place to visit a short walk from Seoul Royal Palace (Gyeongbokgung). There isn’t much but still quite worth seeing. To get to the main photogenic spot keep walking straight into the alley from the map marker where you go quite a bit up hill. There’s also maps around the area that guide you though a route through multiple villages in the same area if you wish to see more. There’s a traditional dress (both men and women) rental shop down the road from the entrance to the alley which is quite a popular thing for tourists to do.
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