My last day in Seoul for my winter trip. Miss Han is having her Chinese Culture class today so she can’t accompany me to Bukchon Village. So, I decided to travel alone which I don’t mind to do so.
Bukchon Hanok Village is home to hundreds of traditional houses called 'hanok' that date back to the Joseon Dynasty. It’s a place that a MUST to go for anyone who appreciate and enjoy South Korean culture. After a little bit of exploration “Lost and Asking Session” I arrived at Bukchon Hanok Village area. Following a group of Japanese tourist to explore this area is the best decision I made, coz at least I have someone to take my picture..hahaha …
Bukchon Hanok Village is home to hundreds of traditional houses called 'hanok' that date back to the Joseon Dynasty. It’s a place that a MUST to go for anyone who appreciate and enjoy South Korean culture. After a little bit of exploration “Lost and Asking Session” I arrived at Bukchon Hanok Village area. Following a group of Japanese tourist to explore this area is the best decision I made, coz at least I have someone to take my picture..hahaha …
The Traditional House - Hanok with jars for Kimchi
What to do:
1. Get a map of Bukchon Village from Touris counter and find 8 spots to take pictures. Easy right? coz this spot is a guarantee spot to capture the most beautiful sceneray of Bukchon Village.
2. Visit the school area where Winter Sonata drama have a shoot here.
Me infront the gate - picture taken by japenese tourist
This is what happened when you travel alone - Selca!!
3. Visit galleries and having your tea
4. Or if you want to stay a night inside the Hanok house, just check in yourself in one of the guest house with Hanok style here.
How to get there:
Anguk Station (Line 3), Exit 2.
Go straight for about 300m to arrive at Bukchon Hanok Village.
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