Jeonju, where the breath of Joseon and a proud food culture flow slowly beneath hanok eaves.
As the largest traditional hanok village in South Korea, it boasts a concentration of about 700 hanoks.
It is a historic space founded in 1410 to enshrine the Eojin (portrait) of Taejo Seonggye Yi, who founded the Joseon Dynasty.
Jeondong Catholic Cathedral, considered a symbol of Jeonju Hanok Village, is the first Romanesque-style building in the Honam region and the work of Father Victor Louis Poisnel, who designed Myeongdong Cathedral in Seoul.
This is a national secondary educational institution that was in charge of local education during the Joseon Dynasty.
Located south of Jeonju Hanok Village, Nambu Traditional Market is a representative traditional market in Jeonju with a history of over 100 years.
Gaengnidan-gil Street, which has breathed new life into the old alleys of Jeonju's old downtown, is a place that offers a different charm from the Jeonju Hanok Village.