Tteulanchae in Gyeongwon-dong, Jeonju (전주 경원동 뜰안채)
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Tú Trần Phương Ngọca month ago
The space here is spacious and airy. Fresh climate. Brings a very comfortable feeling. The landscape is very beautiful, just raise your phone and you will immediately have a stunning photo.
There are very beautiful old houses here. Trees are planted along romantic roads.There are also small restaurants here with very good food The traditional rental service is worth experiencing, it will give you memorable memories of your trip to Korea.Come here and bring back beautiful photo albums.
5
Kim's Adventuresa month ago
The house structures are still in the honak style, however, unless you rent a guest house you can't enter or really see inside.
It is designed for tourists so the food and drinks are nearly double the price you would pay elsewhere, so I recommend bringing your own food and drink. But there is a coffee shop with a spectacular view which I would recommend going to. However, you will need to buy something.
You can also wear a hanbok there. There are many shops and so if you don't like one style just walk a little and you'll find another shop that will let you rent.
Definitely recommend visiting at least once ^^
4
Kevin Yeunga week ago
Sadly forgot to take some pictures of the main shopping square, but had some of a pretty lake and bridge on the way there.
Feels like stepping into the past going into this village, especially with all the hanbok rentals that let's you dress in the old traditional clothing as seen on historical Korean dramas.
Very beautiful over here and I will be adding my reviews for the things I've eaten during my stay in Jeonju.
4
Colin Hoa month ago
A pedestrian friendly traditional village with plenty of cafes and shops. Well worth a half or a full day trip. Many hanbok rentals if you want to dress up and walk around the old Joseon era buildings and palaces.
4
Steven Barker3 months ago
A nice village set in a medium-sized city. It's quite touristy but certainly has a nice traditional feel to it with lots of old buildings. Some interesting artisanal gift shops and museums. You could spend a day or two here.