Things to do in Jeonju

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Jeonju Hanok Village

Jeonju Hanok Village is located in the area of Pongnam-dong and Gyodong, Jeonju City, and gathers more than 800 traditional Korean houses. Jeonju Hanok Village, hidden in the ever-changing modern city, is famous for its traditional appearance that has been preserved to this day. The traditional beauty of Jeonju Hanok Village is especially reflected in the curve of the eaves of the Hanok. The corners of the eaves facing the sky are not only the characteristic of Hanok, but also the charm of Korean dance. Hanok is roughly divided into two parts: the back room and the guest room. Another feature of hanok is the Ondol room. Korean people's living customs and sitting culture are connected, so there are ondol in the home. Light a fire in the stove outside the room, and the whole room will be warmed. Warm in winter and cool in summer are the characteristics of heated kang. There is also a Hanok Experience Hall in the Hanok Village. Visitors can experience the feeling of traditional Korean Ondol in the boudoir and study room. In addition, the experience hall also provides traditional Korean food served in the "Naqing Yogi", which adds color to the experience of traditional Korean charm. In the Jeonju Hanok Village, you can not only experience the traditional Korean life, but also eat the famous Jeonju bibimbap. The Hanok Life Experience Hall is divided into the main hall and the side house, which fully reflects the traditional architectural style and atmosphere of Korea. The partial house is called Duoqing Building, which has a hall and 10 rooms.

Jeonju Zoo

Jeondong Cathedral

Jeondong Cathedral is a modern Western-style building completed in 1914. It is called "a large-scale and long-standing historical building in the Jeollabukdo and Namdo regions", and it is a place for pilgrimages to Jeonju. The towering tile-roofed buildings in the Temple Cave Temple completely retain the Roman architectural style. Not only the appearance is special, but the interior design is exquisite and beautiful. Look carefully at the glass windows and painted roofs, as well as pictures introducing martyrdom. The greening effect in the church yard is very good, with a few green pines and cypresses, a few clusters of wild flowers, and scenery pictures in the corners. On the left-hand side of the inner courtyard of the church, there is a very thick tree with a diameter of about dozens of people.

Deokjin Park

Dejin Park is a park built around Dejin Lake. The lake is full of lotus flowers and the scenery is very beautiful.

Korea Expressway Corporation Arboretum (Jeonju Arboretum )

Jeonju World Cup Stadium

Gyeonggijeon Shrine

Qingji Hall, designated as Historic Site No. 339, was built in 1410 to house the remains of Emperor Lee Tae-jo of the Liberation Dynasty. The Zhendian Temple, which hangs the portrait of Taizu, and the Zhaoqing Temple, which enshrines the tablets of Li Han and his wife, the ancestors of the Li family in Quanzhou, are all located in the Qingji Hall. Qingji Hall was damaged during the Renchen Japanese Rebellion (a war provoked by the invasion of foreign enemies from 1592 to 1598), and the existing building was rebuilt in 1614. In addition to Li Taizu, the Qingji Hall also enshrines the portraits of the emperors of Chunzong, Zhezong, Yingzu and other dynasties, and displays the format sedan chairs. Among them, the chariots used in the relocation of the tablets and the sedan chairs used by high-ranking officials on patrol are more noticeable. It is widely known as the filming location for the historical dramas 'Tears of the Dragon' and 'Empress Myongseong'.

Jeonju Hyanggyo

Jeonju Hyanggyo is located in Gyodong, Wansan District, Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do. According to legend, Jeonju Hyanggyo was built in the late Goryeo period and was located near the present Gyeonggijeon. In the Joseon Dynasty, Gyeonggijeon was built to house the portrait of Taejo Lee Sung-gyeom. In 1410, the Heunggyo was very noisy because of the noise before the game, so it was moved to the current volcano cave under the Hwanghwa Terrace in 6 or 7-ri in the west of Jeonju.

Jeonju Dreamland

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Jeju Island

Located in the southern waters of the Korean Peninsula, Jeju Island is famous for its unique natural landscapes and rich cultural heritage. As a popular tourist destination, Jeju Island attracts tourists from all over the world. The island is home to many beautiful waterfalls, lava tubes, and coastlines, such as Seongsan Ilchulbong and Manjanggul. In addition to its natural landscapes, Jeju Island is also rich in cultural and historical sites. The island's folk village showcases traditional Jeju culture and lifestyle, while Yongduam Rock and other landmarks embody local myths and legends. Jeju Island has a mild climate, making it a year-round destination. The island is also famous for its citrus fruits and seafood, and visitors can enjoy fresh local cuisine. In short, Jeju Island is an ideal tourist destination that combines natural beauty, cultural heritage, and leisure and entertainment, offering visitors a rich and diverse experience.