Jeju Folk Village

An old village where you can see what the houses used to look like. In the past, to use the bathroom you needed a stick to scare away the black pigs. There is a souvenir shop where you can buy scarves made by local artisans.

Authentic feel to the way people used to live in the old times Jeju with the traditional houses. was there on a rainy day else we could have taken more pictures. its abt 1 hr to walk the entire village leisurely and worth a visit if you have some time.

Chengyu Folk Village does not need to buy tickets. There are homes in the village. Although it has been developed commercially, it is still relatively authentic. Jeju Folk Village mainly refers to Jeju Folk Village Museum. It is a folk museum located on Jeju Island and needs to buy tickets to enter. The museum reproduces the traditional culture and folk customs of Jeju Island from the late 1890s to the present. These traditional houses display more than 8,000 folk customs materials such as living utensils, agricultural tools, fishing gear, furniture and stone objects.

One of the tour group's must-see attractions shows more than 100 traditional Korean houses, which preserves the real life of the local people in Jeju Island. We can see the furniture, living utensils, farming and fishing utensils that people used at that time. There is a special guide to explain, and it feels quite vivid and interesting. This is also one of the shooting sites of the popular Korean drama Da Chang Jin. Don't miss it for Chang Jin fans!

Jeju Folklore Village is a place with Korean national flavor. It is the earliest living place of Korean people. It is very primitive! __________ A relatively remote place, far from the Chinese area, more than 40,000 taxis, close to the sunrise peak of Chengshan Mountain! ___________ If you want to know about the life of the people of Jeju, including culture, it's really good to come here.

Jeju Folk Village is the Chengyu Folk Village. It is the base for Dachang Jin shooting. Dachang Jin took a few months here. Later, it developed into a visit attraction. There are some thatched houses in it. There are Chinese-speaking volunteers explaining the habits and customs of their locals.