A visit to Bukchon Village is free of charge, though some of the attractions within the neighborhood do charge. You can easily reach Bukchon Hanok Village via line 3 on the subway (exit at Anguk ...

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The city offers a vibrant flux of modern skyscrapers to centuries-old temples dating back to the Joseon Dynasty.

Daytime visitors also returned to nearby Bukchon Hanok Village, known for its traditional Korean houses.

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If Seoul has Bukchon Hanok Village, in North Jeolla there is Jeonju Hanok Village. This traditional Korean residential complex is the largest in Korea. In addition to staying in Hanok, tourists are ...

Two women wearing traditional Korean hanboks walk down a street in Seoul's Bukchon Hanok village. (photo via InsideAsia Tours) (Photo Credit: (photo via InsideAsia Tours)) Seoul. Where history meets ...

The Bukchon Hanok village with Seoul cityscape in the background.