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#koreatrip #jeonjuhanok #jeonju Exploring Jeonju Hanok Village on a rainy day offers a unique and tranquil charm. The soft drizzle enhances the beauty of the traditional hanok roofs, with raindrops glistening on the curved tiles and creating a soothing rhythm. Surprisingly, the village remains lively, as many tourists continue to stroll through the streets adorned in vibrant hanbok, their colorful outfits standing out against the misty backdrop. The rain keeps the usual crowds at bay, allowing for a more intimate experience of the narrow alleys, quaint teahouses, and charming artisan shops. It’s the perfect setting to sip on a warm cup of Jeonju’s famous tea, soaking in the serene and timeless atmosphere.

#koreatrip #jeonju #jeonjuhanok Visiting Gyeonggijeon in Jeonju on a gloomy day felt like stepping back in time. The overcast skies added a serene and mysterious charm to this historic site, making it the perfect backdrop for wearing a hanbok and immersing ourselves in Korea’s rich past. Gyeonggijeon was built in 1410 during the Joseon Dynasty to enshrine the portrait of King Taejo, the founder of the dynasty. Walking through the tall pine trees and traditional gates in our hanbok, we felt as though we had traveled back to the Joseon era. The solemnity of the shrine and the beauty of the surrounding traditional architecture made the visit unforgettable. Despite the gray skies, the cultural depth and historical significance of Gyeonggijeon shone brightly, leaving us deeply moved.

Got a day to spare? Check out the The World-Renowned Jeonju Bibimbap at Jeonju Village "Hankookjib"! This is the oldest bibimbap restaurant in Jeonju. The restaurant opened in 1952 and has been run by three generations of owners! After that, take a 2 hours walking tour around the Village see some interesting Graffiti street art, and check out some nice cafes! Comparing the ones we visited, it seems like Cafe Jeonmang has the best overlooking view atop Jeonju Hanok Village. The Tourist Information Centre is a good place to rest, store luggage (FOR FREE) and plan your visit! So check it out. #jeonju #jeonjuhanok #hanok #seoul #bibimbap #daytrip

experience a great insight into the life of ancient Korea by visiting Jeonju Hanok Village, home to some 800 hanoks and traditional teahouses, which can be found in virtually every corner of the village. Soak up the traditional atmosphere and historic architecture as we travel back in time for a truly exciting history lesson. Our trip to South Korea won’t be complete without having the chance to wear the traditional Hanbok! Shoot my most Instagrammable looks, live out my favorite historicalK-drama##JeonjuHanok fantasy and get decked out in a traditional Hanbok Wearing #