Was expecting more than just a few old residences that were relocated here for display. Anyway it is free entry. Time capsule was also not exciting at all. More

This is just a short work from Myeongdong and well worth the walk. Follow the lines of school kids and you'll find it. A recreation of a traditional village (although a small recreation) but very well done. I'm glad I made the trip. More

I have taken the time to walk around the village, where you get the chance to be a part of the tea ceremony, wear a traditional Korean costume/dress, listen to the music, and much more The best part however was taking pictures in the traditional hanbok I was able to pick out myself - memories for life :-) More

Locating this sight from namsan guesthouse was quite a challenge but we made it through. It's would take around 20 to 30 min walk from myeongdong station to get in to this sight. Here you'll see how traditional Korean houses were designed to suit when season change. You could also freely try some traditional Korean games inside the village More

It is a small area with old renovated house including prince and princess apartment. The courtyard is large and you can play some game. Even it is free there is a lot of event to make visitor happy. In heart of Seoul it is easy to go and feel middle of old time. Next door the Namsan tower or millennium... More

I visited the place with my wife during the vacation in South Korea. We enjoyed looking around traditional Korean houses, small gardens and its lifestyle. It is a must to see in Seoul if you want to know about Korean house in the past. The location is very convenient and 5 minutes away from subway station. More

Intro: If you get off at Chungmuro Subway Station, you are right in front of Namsangol Hanok Village (traditional Korean village). You may consider it interesting to find this area standing between the tall buildings. This village has five restored traditional Korean houses and a pavilion, a pond and a time capsule, which make it a perfect spot to take... More

The village is right smack in the city centre; about 20 minutes walk from the Myeong-Dong train station and best of all, admission is free. It provides an insight into the traditional Korean lifestyle and how people used to live, eat, dress and work. You can also rent the traditional hanbok (female costume) at a price of KRW10,000 = USD... More

It was the eve of Lunar New Year and we found the village by chance after seeing so many people walking towards it's direction. Street vendors lined the street outside the village. Inside, a huge concert like stage was set up. The lakes, ponds and streams were frozen white as it was winter. There was a cultural fair. Nevertheless, visitors... More