Palli Palli - Never ; That means hurry - hurry in Korean; but not in Jeonju Hanok Village, designated as Slow City in 2010 for its relaxed pace of life, where nature is the reigning queen. But, once upon a time, there were kings, who ruled here; 14th Century to be precise when the Joseon Dynasty reigned here. Now, the past and present dwell here together in 735 traditional Hanok houses with their roofs uniquely raised towards the sky. Each house has a subfloor heating system kept warm with 'Ondol'. The 'Sarangchae' is for the men to reside. The 'Anchae', located deep inside the house is very private and only for women. The traditional but tasty Korean delicacy is 'Bibimbap'. There are Japanese houses and calligraphy; sake museums too. It's time you traveled back in time.
Buses from Jeonju Intercity Bus Terminal will take you to Jeonju Hanok Village.
The distance from Seoul City Hall, the city center to the Jeonju Intercity/Express Bus Terminal is 193 km and will take 2 hours 40 minutes to reach by train, 3 hours 22 minutes by bus, 2 hours 16 minutes by car and 4 hours by subway and bus together.
You have to board Bus No. 5-1 or 79 from the Jeonju Intercity/Express Bus Terminal. Get off at Jeondong Cathedral (Hanok Village) bus stop. The adult fare is about 18,700 KRW.
If you opt for a taxi, it will take roughly 15 to 20 minutes by taxi from Jeonju Station or Jeonju Bus Terminal to the Jeonju Hanok Village. The fare is about 4600 KRW.
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
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Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
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