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I had a really special day today. I stayed at a hanok Airbnb in Seoul! I was so surprised that there was such a quiet and beautiful space without having to go far. It was amazing that there was such a healing space in the middle of Seoul, and I really wanted to recommend it to someone. Above all, the atmosphere of the hanok was so charming. The wooden window frames, tiled roof, and the sunlight spreading quietly… I felt like I was time traveling. As I sat there drinking a cup of tea in the quiet and warm air, my mind naturally calmed down. And! What impressed me the most was the cypress bath. The moment I soaked in the warm water and looked out at the hanok yard was truly a healing experience that was hard to express in words. It felt like all the fatigue of the day had melted away. It’s close to Seoul, so you can visit without any burden, and it’s the perfect place to make memories on special days or with someone special. I felt bad about keeping it to myself, so I’m writing about it. If you want to escape from your daily life for a while in a nice place, definitely visit. I really recommend it! #hanok #hanokvillage #hanokairbnb #airbnb #accommodationrecommendation #seoulaccommodation #seoulhanok #hanokaccommodation #hanokairbnb #airbnb #travelrecommendation #emotionalaccommodation

#koreatrip 📍 Location: Ikseon-dong, Seoul 💡 Must-Try: Gowondon BBQ & Salted Bread ✨ A Fairytale Stroll Through Ikseon-dong As night falls, Ikseon-dong transforms into a mesmerizing escape, where hanok-lined alleys glow under warm lantern lights. Every turn reveals hidden cafes, indie boutiques, and a nostalgic charm that feels straight out of a K-drama scene. The air carries a mix of sizzling BBQ, sweet pastries, and the soft hum of conversations—a sensory experience that pulls you deeper into its magic. 🔥 Gowondon BBQ: A Hanok Dining Experience Like No Other Nestled within these historic alleyways, Gowondon BBQ offers a cozy hanok-style dining experience that blends old Seoul’s charm with modern culinary delights. 🥩 The Star of the Show: Premium Korean BBQ • Samgyeopsal (Pork Belly) – Juicy, rich, and grilled to perfection. • Mok-sal (Marinated Pork Neck) – Tender, flavorful, and paired beautifully with house-made dipping sauces. The smoky aroma of sizzling meat fills the air as the grill crackles right at the table, building anticipation for every bite. Each cut is high quality, making every mouthful an unforgettable taste of authentic Korean BBQ. 🥖 A Hidden Gem: The Addictive Salted Bread Beyond BBQ, a surprise highlight was the salted bread—a simple yet incredible side dish. With a crispy golden crust and a buttery soft center, lightly dusted with sea salt, it paired perfectly with a sip of warm barley tea. A small indulgence that left a lasting impression! 💫 The Perfect Ikseon-dong Night For a true taste of Seoul’s hidden gems, pair your BBQ feast with a slow stroll through Ikseon-dong’s atmospheric streets. Stop by a hanok café for a traditional dessert or simply soak in the fairytale-like ambiance—a night to remember. Would you visit Ikseon-dong for this dreamy K-drama experience? Let me know in the comments! ⬇️ #Ikseondong #SeoulEats #KoreanBBQ #HanokVillage #FoodieTravel #GowondonBBQ #SaltedBread #SeoulNightVibes #HiddenGemsSeoul

We experienced a traditional Hanok stay in South Korea🇰🇷 This is a beautiful Hanok village located in the South of #southkorea. With traditional Hanoks, delicious local food, cozy tea houses, and beautiful cobble stone streets, this place was definitely mesmerizing😍🍜🥧🫖 We went during winter and it was 100% worth the cold. Seeing the snow cover the streets and slanted roofs made us feel like we were in a fairytale❄️❄️❄️ It's definitely a must-see place if you plan your trip to Korea🙌🏼✨️ #koreanfood #koreatrip #travel #couplestrip #hanokvillage #asiatrip

#newyearnewtrip Visiting Eunpyeong Hanok Village offers a serene escape into Korea’s rich cultural heritage. Nestled at the foot of the beautiful Bukhansan Mountain, this traditional village allows you to step back in time and experience the charm of old Korea. The well-preserved hanok houses, with their elegant wooden beams and tiled roofs, create a peaceful atmosphere that contrasts beautifully with the modern city just beyond. Visitors can stroll along picturesque streets, admire traditional architecture, and even engage in cultural activities such as tea ceremonies or craft workshops. The village is also a perfect spot for photography, with stunning views of the mountains and the serene surroundings. Eunpyeong Hanok Village offers a quiet, authentic experience, making it an ideal destination for anyone seeking to connect with Korea’s past while enjoying the tranquility of nature. 📍Address: 127-25 Jingwan-dong, Eunpyeong District, Seoul, South Korea. #hanokvillage #visitsouthkorea #visitseoul #travel #staycation

Tiny hanok village (no worries you won't disturb any locals, this place was created to commemorate traditional and historical architecture and nobody lives in this village) is located at the foot of Namsan hill, nearby Namsan tower and is a quiet and tranquil place perfect for both exploration of Korean traditional arquitecture and simply relaxing by the pond with koi fish and ducks. Village itself is closed on Mondays but you still can sit in the park or by the pond or in one of public traditional wooden buildings. Place is super chilled and a perfect spot to rest your tired legs. #historicallandmarks #seoul #seoultravel #southkorea #hanokvillage #traditionalarchitecture #100WaysOfTravel

#myhiddengems Wander through Bukchon Hanok Village, where Seoul’s traditional charm thrives amid active residential life. As you stroll through this historic neighborhood, admire the classic hanok architecture while remembering to keep noise to a minimum, respecting the local residents. 📍Address: 37, Gyedong-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul 서울특별시 종로구 계동길 37 🕰️Operating Hours: Weekdays & Saturdays 10:00-17:00 * Applies to road along Bukchon-ro 11-gil #hanokvillage #seoul #korea

#myhiddengems #south_korea #hanokvillage Nestled in the heart of Seoul, Bukchon Hanok Village offers a captivating glimpse into Korea's rich heritage. Wander through its narrow, winding alleys flanked by beautifully preserved hanok houses, where traditional architecture meets modern charm. The village is a vibrant tapestry of culture and history, with stunning views of the city and serene courtyards. It's a perfect spot for leisurely strolls, cultural exploration, and capturing the essence of Korea's past amidst the bustle of the present.

#hiddengems Located at Jongno district, Seoul this popular tourist destination is a must visit for me because I am a fan of K-dramas! This neighborhood are famous for its traditional building and houses that have been preserved since Joseon dinasty. I was told that these houses were occupied by the higher ranking of government officials during that times. I love the architecture and the streets were clean. Tourist came for photography and to see the historical story behind these fenomenal architecture. It is free to enter and I was thrill to experience such a great neighborhood and streets especially this hanbok village and feels like walking down the memory lane of local people. Place rate ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 📍Bukchon Hanok Village Jongno District Seoul, South Korea #visitkorea #hanokvillage #seoul #southkorea #summer

Namsangol Hanok Village is one of the best view we saw in 2023. We recommend to visit in autumn. Imagine beautiful autumn hues with N Seoul Tower as the background! Isn’t that amazing? This is opened in 1998. This village has 5 restored hanok (traditional Korean house) premises, a pavilion, a traditional garden, a performance art stage, and a time capsule plaza. Perfect for a leisure walk. The 5 hanok premises once belonged to aristocrats and government officials of the Joseon dynasty. You can participate in various activities such as wearing hanbok, folding hanji, writing in Korean, etc. You can also try traditional games such as yutnori. 💰 FREE entry ✅ Guided tour available 📆 Closed on Mondays 📌Namsangol Hanok Village 28 Toegye-ro 34-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul 🚇 Chungmuro Station (exit 4) #tripxplorproject #southkorea #korea #namsangol #hanok #hanokvillage #culture #asia

Jeonju has a special place in my heart. People lives in a slower pace here compare to Seoul and I just love the hanok village. Did a hanok stay here and absolutely love it. The Hanok Village is a must visit! It is wayyyy better than those in Seoul to be honest. My highlight of the trip would be Chokso Cafe in Omokdae. The cafe is under the real hanok. The hanok was built more than 100 years ago. And the owner renovated it a bit and turned it into a “zen” beautiful cafe. #jeonju #solotrip #Visitkorea #hanokvillage

Seoul, the capital city of South Korea, is a vibrant metropolis that seamlessly blends modernity with its rich cultural heritage. While it is known for its skyscrapers and bustling cityscape, Seoul also boasts traditional houses and buildings that provide a glimpse into its past. One of the most prominent examples of traditional architecture in Seoul is the Bukchon Hanok Village. Located between Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace, this well-preserved neighborhood showcases hundreds of hanok, which are traditional Korean houses. The hanok feature elegant curved roofs, wooden pillars, and exquisite detailing. Some of them have been converted into guesthouses, museums, and cultural centers, allowing visitors to experience the traditional way of living. Another notable traditional building in Seoul is Gyeongbokgung Palace, the largest of the Five Grand Palaces of the Joseon Dynasty. Built in the 14th century, it served as the royal residence and administrative center. Gyeongbokgung Palace exhibits remarkable architectural elements, such as the Geunjeongjeon Hall with its ornate throne room and the Gyeonghoeru Pavilion, which sits on an artificial lake. The palace complex also houses the National Palace Museum of Korea, where visitors can explore historical artifacts. These traditional houses and buildings in Seoul offer a glimpse into the city's cultural heritage and provide a contrast to its modern urban landscape. Exploring these sites allows visitors to appreciate the beauty and significance of traditional Korean architecture while immersing themselves in Seoul's rich history. #seoul #southkorea #hanokvillage #traditional #gyeongbokgung #palace #korea #awesomepic

1in1jan cafe and restaurant(1인1상) is located in Eunpyeong Hanok Village, Seoul, South Korea. There are 5 floors which 1st floor, 2nd floor and 3rd floor are cafe whereas 4th floor and 5th floor are restaurant. I recommend you to go to this place because you can see the top view of the Eunpyeong Hanok Village. It is so beautiful. You can enjoy your meal with a good view. For food and beverage in the restaurant, it comes as a set. #food #beverages #hanokvillage

in Bukchon Hanok Village, we booked a tea tasting session. The session was held in a real Hanok house. It was beautiful, and the architecture is unique. They also explain some of the history of how they preserved these hanok houses in the area. They provided some tea, and korean traditional sweets. Everything was delicious. My most favourite is the Wildberry Tea. After tea tasting in the house, the guide bring us to a beautiful sunset spot to end our session~ **we rented Hanbok for few hours to have a better korean experience 😆 #mytripvlog #hanokvillage #seoul

#seoul No visit to Seoul would be complete without a stroll through the Bukchon Hanok Village. I was really looking forward to visiting Bukchon since I always see this in Kdrama and it did not disappoint. The village is a lovely little haven away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The houses preserve traditional architecture. Roofs are beautiful. Many wealthy Koreans, some of all tradition, live here. The place is quite exclusive. This is such a wonderful area to explore, albeit quite hilly but scenic and definitely great photo ops. You can spend some time just wandering the roadway and alleys, discovering, cafes, craft shops and art galleries nestled amongst the traditional style hanoks. So many things aside from sightseeing can be done in Bukchon. There are cultural experience venues, traditional pottery and jewelry stores. The aromas, the colors, the essences, the past just invade your senses. It's hard not to fall in love with it. When you get to the top you have a fantastic view of old vs modern Korea with hanoks by your feet and modern Seoul skyscrapers in the distance. A paradise for a photography enthusiast such as myself. Definitely one of my favorite areas in Seoul. Be quiet when walking around. You need to talk in whispers as residents do live there and we need to be respectful of this. There are so many people here that local grannies have their own volunteer patrol with signs to instruct the general public to keep the noise level down. #vacation #hanokvillage #bukchonhanokvillage #korea #village

Ikseondong hanok village is right in the middle of Seoul. Here you will see a very beautiful old hanok village with a lot of nice cafes and restaurants. Traveling here is also convenient. Just take the subway line 3 to Jungno 3 Ga station. Make sure you explore all alleys so you don’t miss anything! It’s even better and more enjoyable with bar b q pork in a cold day. It’s totally worth spending 2-3 hours here! #seoul #korea #hanokvillage #ikseondong

Jeonju Hanok Village is a historical place located south of Seoul. Here you can find traditional Korean houses that are dated back as far as the Joseon Dynasty. The houses are now used as shops, restaurants and museums to showcase the many traditions of South Korea, such as rice wine making. It is about 2.5 hours journey by train from Seoul. Some of the popular attractions in Jeonju is to stay in one of the Hanok houses. Note also that Jeonju is where the famous Bibimbap originated, so make sure to try! #jeonju #hanokvillage #south_korea

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The village situated near the tomb complex is a traditional village with old hanok style houses. These houses were built during the Josoen dynasty and most are still preserved till date. The work Kyochon, meaning school village, implies that the village surrounding the school which is a Confucian Academy. There also house a reputable family of Choi clan which has passed down 12 generations till date. The village complex is rather huge and one can opt to rent a bicycle to explore the area. Although open whole day round but usually day time is the best to explore the area. #hanokvillage#gyeongju

This is one of the famous hanok village in Korea, it's located in Jeonju! I went there several times to hangout with my friends there are alot of cafe, photobox, and nice restaurant, you can also learn about Korean history as there are so many museum. this is a must visit place when you come to Jeonju #passionpassport #staycation #gooutside #hanokvillage #jeonju

Seoul, you chaotic, neon-drenched, history-packed marvel—you got me again! This time, I zigzagged through centuries, from K-pop shrines to ancient hanok villages, stuffing my face in between. Here’s how it went down. First stop: K-Star Road, Gangnam. A K-pop pilgrimage site where giant GangnamDol bear statues of idols like BTS and EXO line the street. Was I fangirling? Not quite. But did I take a selfie with them like a total tourist? Absolutely. Then came Rodeo Street—think Beverly Hills meets K-drama fashion spree. Designer brands, overpriced coffee, and a vibe that screamed “You can’t afford this”. But hey, at least I ate like a king at Crazy Thai, which delivered big flavors without the luxury price tag. Next, a time warp into history: Namsangol Hanok Village. Traditional Korean homes, a peaceful garden, and a time capsule buried for 400 years (probably containing a K-pop album at this point). Then onto Ikseon-dong Hanok Village, which is basically a Pinterest board in real life—quirky cafés, boutique shops, and streets made for aimless wandering. And finally, Myeongdong Night Market—the ultimate foodie warzone. Street vendors hustling harder than K-pop trainees, the air thick with the smell of sizzling meat, and me, fighting for my life against a tornado of tourists and hungry locals. The Korean cheese lobster? Insanely good. The crowds? Insanely bad. Seoul, you really don’t do things halfway. One minute I’m lost in tradition, the next I’m eating my way through modern chaos—and I wouldn’t have it any other way.#Seoul #Gangnam #KStarRoad #RodeoStreet #CrazyThai #HanokVillage #NamsangolHanokVillage #IkseonDong #Myeongdong #NightMarket #SeoulVlog #TravelKorea #FoodieTravel #ExploreSeoul #KpopCulture

I had one of the #bestsunset in Jeonju, South Korea. The first photo was taken at the 3rd floor of the Jeonju Hanok Village Jeonmangdae Cafe around 6pm. It is right opposite the cultural experience centre where regular traditional performances are staged The highest level of the cafe is 7th and it is accessible by an outdoor stairs. It gets quite dark after the sun sets. The place is accessible by KTX (Jeonju Station) followed by bus. #jeonju #jeonjuhanokvillage #jeonmangdae #jeonbuk #jeollabukdo #southkorea #hanokvillage

Walking through the streets of Ikseondong Hanok Village in Seoul, Korea is a must when you’re there! The streets can be quite crowded with lots of tourists but there might be less people in the morning! The place is super pretty and gives off such chill vibes, with elements of history in their hanok-style shops and there’s so much cafes selling eye-catching and yummy food! #Seoul #ikseondong #hanokvillage

one of the things you can experience when going to south korea is to try their hanbok. there are several hanbok rental shops on the way to hanok village. take note that the hanbok rental and hair styling are paid seperately. #hanokvillage #southkorea #travel #traveldiaries

My professors from the Philippines visited us here in South Korea as a way to get let them have an experience in the culture of this country. We explore the historical village of Jeonju, the Hanok Village. While roaming around the place, businesses ventures, korean fashion, tourism, and more are vibrant in the place. Hanok village is great for experiencing the culture, wearing traditional clothes, taking pictures and memories, and foods that take place anywhere. It's worth visiting, foreign nationals and other tourists, I guess will love this place. We fell in love with the majestic culture of this city. Jeonju Hanok Village must try to visit once you are in Chungnam or Jeollabukdo Provinces. #hanokvillage #JeonjuCity #traditional #history #culture