Bukchon Traditional Culture Center

It is really beautiful, there are traditional architectural styles everywhere, people are following the traditional cultural way, everything is so natural and beautiful, but the only problem is that there are really too many tourists

The characteristics of Hanok in Beicun can be summarized as two points, namely "old method of evolution" and "decorative tendency". Although compared with traditional Hanok, there is no complete character; Such as lower roof slope, round beams, double eaves, narrow and multi-room numbers, but the North Village Hanok condenses the structure and beauty of Hanok. From the Hanok advertisement at that time, it reflected the requirements of urban housing such as density and anonymity, and the Hanok in Beicun, as a new urban housing type, has continued to develop to this day.

The cultural center of Hanok Village in Beicun is in this Hanok, where it not only introduces the history of the entire North Village but also introduces the traditions. Some folk culture of Korean houses, including pickled kimchi and ginseng wine, are not bad.

When we talk about the image of Seoul, we think of “building forest” first. It is a place that broke my concept of hometown. I think it is the place where hanok was the most handsome place in modern times.

North Village Hanok is a famous attraction in Seoul, and it is also a must-see attraction. It is a traditional old house building, a bit similar to the hutongs and courtyards in old Beijing. There are still people living here, so remember not to make loud noises, do not disturb the residents, the scenery is very beautiful, It is very close to Gyeongbokgung Palace and Qingwatai.

Before visiting Beicun, it is recommended to come here, there is a large map in Chinese. We just didn't come here, lost our way in Beicun, and couldn't find the most classic sixth scene. I had to come back to get the map, and then follow the map to find the classic scenery. There are volunteers here, and there are some exhibitions of Korean culture.

As a foreigner, you must go to the area of Hanok Village in Beicun when you come to play. You can get a large map inside, and then it is more convenient to press the map to ask for directions. You can see some introductions and displays in the cultural center. There is an English introduction. Every day activities can be seen at the door. When we went, it was to draw sunflowers. Free to participate. The postcards at the gift shop at the door are very delicate.

When I visited Hanok Village, I saw the Folk Experience Center, which has a museum for making Hanfu, experiencing rope knot production, winemaking and other traditional crafts, but the world opened late. The traditional Hanok here has been inherited from generation to generation. The significance is very high. You can see from the car and the courtyard that the residents here live low-key but have a higher identity.