Bukchon hanok village very near to Gyeongbokgung palace.From main gate of Gyeongbokgung palace we just follow the street and then turn left after that just go straight untill you find the street name at right side.( you need to cross the street).Btw,its better you if...More

It was awkward wandering living neighbourhood which was clean and well kept. The building design are interesting to look at. There are none to go in and I spotted to drink stops on the outskirts. Worth a look if you have time but Seoul has...More

Road abit steep at some point, would required to walk up slope. Do wear comfortable shoes. Beautiful place for photo taking.

A nice enough place but nothing too impressive about this area. You see some nice architecture and some nice houses a lot of which have been modernized but have been kept in the same Hanok style. This is an original area. Just remember before you...More

My family took subway (Dark Blue line1) from Seoul station for 3 stops to Jongno 3(sam)-ga and transfer to Orange line 3 for 1 stop to Anguk station. Exit 3 and walk towards Constitution Court of Korea, and carry on walking for another 5 mins...More

It's amazing that this traditional Korean village even existed in the middle of the modern metropolitan city of Seoul. Start at the Bukchon tourist information centre, get hold of a walking map and follow the recommended walking paths, which will lead you through numerous residential...More

We didn't find it at first, but when we did the picturesque village was worth a look. Be awarw that there are quite a lot of tourists (like yourself) that are in the way of that perfect picture.

Very unique place. This is the traditional place to take picture. You can find many place to rent a traditional hanbok

Enjoyed the walk up the hill and taking photos of the beautiful houses along the way. When you get to the top of the hill, you can see a great view of the city all the way across the N Tower. Great place to just...More

We enjoyed taking the walking tour through Bukchon. The walk goes up into the hills a bit and can be steep in some places (kind of uncomfortable in hot weather!) but you will wander along some beautiful and photogenic streets and see gorgeous hanoks. The...More