Jongno-gu, Samcheong-dong
β Seoul's Representative Traditional Village
Hanok Alley Walk
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Free admission
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Location
Jongno-gu, Seoul
Gahoedong and Samcheongdong area
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Recommended visiting hours
Always open
Recommended 9 AM - 11 AM
Residential area
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Admission fee
Free
When renting a Hanbok
Separate cost
β Reasons foreigners especially like it
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A traditional village in the heart of Seoul, nestled between Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, and Jongmyo Shrine, boasts a 600-year history and a concentration of hanok houses.
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A photo spot where you can feel the traditional atmosphere by walking through alleys in a Hanbok.
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Bukchon's 8 Views β A vantage point where you can capture the scenery of traditional Korean houses blending with city buildings.
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Various Korean cultural experiences are available at nearby traditional workshops, cafes, and galleries.
Transit Directions
Subway
Line 3 Anguk Station, Exit 2 β 10-minute walk
Subway
Line 3 Gyeongbokgung Station Exit 5 β 12-minute walk
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ITTIKOREA Recommendation Tips: This is a village where people actually live, so please refrain from making loud noises or entering private property. If you visit between 9 am and 11 am, you can quietly explore the alleyways, and from Bukchon Observatory (Bukchon 8 Views), you can take wonderful photos of the traditional Korean houses blending with the city buildings.
Curated by ITTIKOREA Seoul Local Guide Β· ittikorea.com
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