Jeonbuk Jeonju travel course Korean style

⭐ Recommended Course ⭐ Korea Traditional Culture Center – Gyodong Tea Garden – National Intangible Heritage Center – Jeonju Nambu Market Night Market

The Korea Traditional Culture Center was established to preserve, inherit, and promote traditional culture such as Hanji, Hanbok, and Korean food. On the first floor, you can see the culture of the region, from Jeonju’s development process to its charm as a tourist destination, and there are several workshops where you can enjoy various experiences such as Hanji craft and natural dyeing. On the second floor, you can see exhibitions on various topics, including hanbok, paintings, and other works of art, and on the third floor, you can see exhibitions on Korean food, from foods enjoyed in Jeolla Province to foods used in pyebaek, and Jeonju Korean cuisine. Have a fun time here where you can fully enjoy our traditional culture.

📌 The experience program can be used after making a reservation in advance on the official website.

Gyodong Tea Garden is located in Jeonju Hanok Village and is a teahouse where you can taste various types of traditional refreshments such as various types of tea, yakgwa, and yanggaeng. If you order tea, you can experience the tea ceremony by learning the tea brewing process and pouring method. In addition, you can enjoy the signature yellow tea here, iced tea made from black tea, and various traditional refreshments. Take a sweet break here, where you can feel the quiet atmosphere of a hanok.

The National Intangible Heritage Center was established to transmit and publicize our country’s various intangible heritages. This place can be divided into a permanent exhibition and a digital experience hall. In the permanent exhibition hall, you can learn about various intangible heritages such as pansori, escape, and ssireum. In particular, pansori can be heard vividly through videos containing the voices and appearances of various singers such as Sugungga and Heungbuga. Additionally, at the digital experience center, you can experience tightrope walking, building a hanok, archery, etc. Have an interesting time here, where our heritage that is not usually easily accessible is gathered.

Jeonju Nambu Market is a market with a tradition dating back to the Joseon Dynasty. It developed into its current form by merging a total of five markets inside and outside the castle into one. In the 2010s, a youth mall and a night market opened here, making it one of Jeonju’s representative tourist destinations along with the Hanok Village. You can wander around the alleys of the market and taste delicious food, and watch a busking performance at the Sky Garden on the second floor. Come visit this place that will delight your eyes, nose, and mouth.

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