Bukchon Hanok Village - The most representative Hanok village in Seoul

Attraction Introduction: Bukchon is named for its geographical location above Cheonggyecheon Stream and Jongno, hence the name 'North Village'. Bukchon has been known as a noble residential area since the past, and the houses within are all blue-tiled houses from the Joseon Dynasty, preserved as the architectural form of the upper class to this day. Now, as traditional culture experience halls or Hanok restaurants, they indirectly showcase the atmosphere of the Joseon era to visitors. Tour Route: Anguk Station - Bukchon Culture Center - Gyedong-gil 11 - Han Sang Soo Embroidery Museum - Gyedong Folk Painting Workshop - Bukchon Life History Museum - Anguk-dong Yun Taekyeong's House - Anguk Station. Recommended Spots: There are 8 scenic spots in Bukchon Hanok Village that are suitable for photography, which are: Full view of Changdeokgung Palace Wonseo-dong Workshop Street Around Gyedong-gil 11 The slope of Gyedong-gil 31 The lower half of the alley in Gyedong-gil The upper half of the alley in Gyedong-gil Gyedong-gil 31 Samcheong-dong Stone Stairway Address: 37, Gyedong-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul Special City Transportation: Exit 3 of Anguk Station on Seoul Subway Line 3, a 3-minute walk will get you there Opening Hours: Monday~Saturday 10:00 ~17:00