Jeonju Hanok Village

We will stroll around and enjoy the beautiful hanok houses, shops and eateries. There is the opportunity to rent the traditional Korean hanbok dresses, hire a three seater tuk-tuk, visit the numerous themed museums such as the soju or fan museum, see hanji paper making or try your hand at some handi-crafts.  Jeonju is a very popular place with young Koreans who come to dress up, visit “selfie studios” and take photos with their friends so it’s also good for people watching.   Jeonju is known as the home of the dish Bibimbap so is strongly recommended for lunch and there are also several places to buy delicious choco pies.