Jeonju Hanok Village
Korea's largest traditional hanok village, where strolling through the quaint tiled-roof alleys allows you to deeply experience the elegant traditional atmosphere.
The history of this place dates back to the 1930s during the Japanese colonial period. When the entire city wall was demolished and Japanese merchants settled in the city, local Koreans began constructing hanok houses and forming communities in areas like Gyodong and Pungnam-dong to resist the occupation and showcase national pride. Over nearly a century, the traditional residential style has been perfectly preserved here.
The itinerary specially includes a premium hanbok experience, where you can dress in beautiful traditional Korean attire and capture timeless photos against the backdrop of century-old hanok houses and natural scenery.
In addition, we will specially provide a private exclusive map, featuring local gourmet restaurants, hidden street food, and must-visit attractions, allowing you to explore effortlessly during your free time without missing any highlights.
Important notes
- A minimum of 4 travelers is required to form a group. If the minimum number is not met, we will contact you 2 days before departure to offer alternative itinerary options or process a full refund.
- Due to weather conditions or other force majeure factors, the itinerary may be adjusted, and the actual scenery may slightly differ from promotional photos. We appreciate your understanding that refund requests based on these reasons cannot be accepted.
- Whether luggage can be carried depends on the number of participants and the vehicle type arranged that day. We appreciate your understanding.
- The return trip to Seoul may be delayed due to traffic congestion. It is recommended to avoid scheduling time-sensitive activities (such as taking flights, attending shows, etc.) on the evening of your trip.












