Seoul - Bukchon Hanok Village, as if traveling through time in a second

This is a place where traditional Korean houses are concentrated, and it is also the most representative traditional residential area in Seoul. There are many historical traces, cultural relics, and local customs everywhere. It's photogenic, and it's recommended for girls to rent a Hanbok for a more immersive experience. Especially the Hanok Village at sunset, under the sunlight, it feels particularly like a Korean drama. In addition to the main streets, you can also stroll in the alleys, wait for a sunset🌄 There are many local specialty shops and cafes nearby☕️ Recommended route👇 Morning: Gyeongbokgung Palace - Walk to Hanok Village for lunch snacks Afternoon: Stroll around Hanok Village + nearby shops 🚇: Subway Line 3 Anguk Station Exit 21, 8 minutes walk 🚶: You can walk from Gyeongbokgung Palace for about 15-20 minutes ⚠️: There are still local residents living here, remember not to make loud noises