• Jeonju Hanok Village - 1. Chronicle of Jeonju Hanok Village (a local historical museum)
  Upon arriving in Jeonju city, visitors will explore the ‘Chronicle of Jeonju Hanok Village,’ a local historical museum designed to enhance understanding of Jeonju Hanok Village.

2. Omokdae Pavilion
   Omokdae is a significant site where Yiseong-gye paused to celebrate his victory after defeating Japanese invaders at Hwangsan, Namwon in 1380 (the 6th year of King Woo of the Goryeo Dynasty). It provides a breathtaking view of Jeonju’s Hanok village.

3. Jeondong Catholic Cathedral: Jeondong Catholic Church in Jeonju (Historic Site No. 288) was constructed to honor Roman Catholic martyrs of the Joseon Dynasty at the very location where they sacrificed their lives.

4. Pungnammun Gate
   Pungnammun Gate, built in the mid-Joseon Dynasty (1768), is designated as Treasure No. 308. Of the original four city gates, it is the only one still standing, located in the southern part of the city.

5. Nambu Traditional Market
   With a history spanning over 200 years, Nambu Market is Jeonju’s oldest major market. Visitors can enjoy delicious foods and explore a variety of fascinating attractions.

6. Jeonju Hyanggyo Confucian School
   A hyanggyo is a local Confucian school from the Joseon Dynasty. Since the Goryeo Dynasty (918-1329) and throughout the Joseon Dynasty (1329-1910), Hyanggyo served as public educational institutions in provinces, akin to today’s national universities in major regional cities. The impressive size and golden hue of the gingko trees are awe-inspiring. All Hyanggyos in Korea planted gingko trees, known for their longevity and pest-repelling properties, to encourage students to focus on their studies and achieve greatness for the country.

• Gyeonggijeon Shrine - Historic Site No. 339, Gyeonggijeon Shrine was established in 1410 and houses the portrait of King Tae-jo, the founder of the Joseon Dynasty. It features monuments such as a jogyeongmyo, Jeonju Sago (Historical Archives), and Taesil (the placenta chamber). The expansive bamboo forest trail and large paths in the precincts are ideal for leisurely walks. It is well-preserved as a filming location for historical dramas and movies.
• Hanji Museum - Hanji (Korea’s traditional paper) Making Experience
  Delight in creating Korea’s traditional paper
  Jeonju Jeontong Hanjiwon offers a variety of Hanji (Korean traditional paper) types, from those used for calligraphy, oriental painting, and crafts to health-enhancing ones used as wallpaper for red clay houses or hardwood charcoal Hanji, known for emitting far-infrared radiation. Beyond its functionality, Hanji boasts beautiful colors, making it akin to artwork. This venue is not just a Hanji shop but also a workshop where visitors can learn to make Hanji. The traditional Korean paper has gained international recognition as a high-quality product! Enjoy the beauty of this exquisite paper at Jeonju Jeontong Hanjiwon.
• Jeondong Catholic Church - This church (Historic Site No. 288) was built to honor Roman Catholic martyrs of the Joseon Dynasty at the very site where they gave their lives.

• All admission fees to tourists sites
• Qualified Local English-speaking guide
• Hotel Pick-up (Seoul area)
• KTX round-trip fare (Economy class)

• Food and drinks
• Drop off Service (Seoul)
• Gratuities

A 1 hour and 36 minutes KTX train ride, traveling at 300 km/h, takes you from Seoul to Jeonju, a city that welcomes visitors with its charming and relaxed atmosphere. Jeonju is renowned for the Jeonju Hanok Village and its delicious Jeonju bibimbap. This captivating tour includes a KTX journey to Jeonju, a visit to the Jeonju Hanok Village and Geumsansa Temple, and an opportunity to make traditional Korean paper. In the evening, you can return to Seoul by KTX. It’s an ideal destination for a weekend getaway or a day trip from Seoul.

No place captures the unique atmosphere of Jeonju better than the Jeonju Hanok Village, located in the heart of the city. With over 800 traditional Korean Hanok houses made of wood, clay, and distinctive roofs clustered together, most of Jeonju’s attractions are found in the Hanok Village. These include the Gyeonggijeon Shrine, a traditional Korean paper factory, and the Pungnammun Gate. However, the Geumsansa Temple is situated on the outskirts of Jeonju.

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