Discovering Jeonju: Travel To Korea's Hidden Cultural And Culinary Gem

Jeonju Hanok Village Official

As Korean music, dramas, and culture becomes more widespread, travelers have naturally added Korea to their travel bucket-list. And like most people, they set their eyes on major cities such as Seoul, Busan, and Jeju. There's a certain allure to experiencing the Hongdae night life, strolling along Haeundae Beach, and seeing Jeju's tangerine groves up close. But as with most countries, Korea is filled with an endless number of must-visit locations for travelers of any style. Whether you're a solo traveler or love moving in big groups, there's a city and neighborhood on the peninsula just waiting for you.

One of these cities that certainly shouldn't be overlooked is Jeonju. About a one and a half hour KTX ride from Seoul, Jeonju is located towards the south of the peninsula. It boasts a divine mixture of modern and historical elements that makes one feels as if they've stepped into a time machine. Aside from the city's excellent preservation of history and tradition, it is also recognized for its mastery in traditional cooking and most famous for their bimbimbap.

There's a lot to explore and discover in the wonderful city of Jeonju - so let's find out!

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Jeonju Hanok Village

Discovering Jeonju: Travel To Korea's Hidden Cultural And Culinary Gem

Jeonju Hanok Village Official

If you've ever visited Bukcheon Hanok Village, prepare to have all your expectations broken. Jeonju Hanok Village is the largest across all of Korea and is comprised of over 700 hanoks. Not only are you able to take in the beauty of traditional Korean architecture, but Jeonju Hanok Village offers a variety of different experiences for its many visitors. From various craft ma