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The Hanok

Jeonju, South Korea · Independent · Near Luxury

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From the courtyard you can see Jeondong Cathedral and Omokdae, which is how you know you are in the middle of Jeonju Hanok Village. One family has kept this south-facing lot for three generations. They rebuilt the house in 1975 in the manner of a Joseon yangban home: cypress, red clay, hanji paper, and two old chimneys over a yard wide enough for tea in the moonlight. Seven rooms. The largest, Gwibin, puts a king bed on ondol and adds a massage bed. Breakfast is rice cake, fruit, and tea.

About The Hanok

History

The Hanok is a family house at 68-15 Eunhaeng-ro in Gyo-dong, in the middle of Jeonju Hanok Village. Three generations live on the south-facing lot, and the yard looks toward Jeondong Cathedral and Omokdae. The house was rebuilt in 1975 in the manner of a Joseon yangban home: cypress, red clay, hanji, two old chimneys, a lot of about 123 pyeong and a building of about 53. Seven rooms. Gwibin is the large one, a king bed on ondol with a massage bed beside it. Breakfast is rice cake, fruit, and coffee or tea. Pungnammun, the hyanggyo, the stream, and a public lot are a short walk. Use the public lot.

The setting

68-15 Eunhaeng-ro, Gyo-dong, Wansan-gu, in the heart of Jeonju Hanok Village. The yard itself frames Jeondong Cathedral and Omokdae. Pungnammun, the hyanggyo, Jeonju Stream, and a public parking lot are about five minutes on foot. Guests sleep inside the hanok lanes, with the courtyard as the center of the stay.

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