Jeonju Hanok Village Seasonal Hotspot One-Day Tour (Departing from Seoul) | An Emotional Jeonju Trip Enjoying Tradition and Nature in One Day

• You can enjoy traditional Korean culture and nature at the same time. At the Hanok Village you’ll experience traditional architecture and culture, and at the arboretum and Jangtaesan you can enjoy seasonal flowers and nature, making for a special time that lets you feel both tradition and nature.
• Perfect for capturing emotional, picture-perfect shots. With traditional Hanok buildings and bright flowers and trees as your background, you can take sentimental photos that are great for posting on social media.
• Escape the city for a relaxing day. Step away from the busy city and spend healing time in Jeonju’s tranquil atmosphere and the natural surroundings of Jangtaesan.
• A chance to understand Korea more deeply. Beyond sightseeing with your eyes, directly experiencing tradition and nature gives you a special opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Korea’s culture and sensibilities.
• This tour is especially recommended because you can enjoy Korea’s traditional Hanok and cherry blossoms together in a beautiful spring landscape.

Tour Introduction

Jeonju Hanok Village 

Jeonju Hanok Village, with over 700 Hanok clustered together, is the perfect place to experience Korea’s traditional culture and architectural beauty. 

Here you can directly experience various Korean traditional cultures such as Hanok, Korean cuisine, hanji, and Hanbok, and feel the traditional Korean way of life. Also, double cherry blossom views paired with the Hanok village create unforgettable memories for visitors.

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Jeonju Wansan Park

Jeonju Wansan Park is a historic site of the Donghak Peasant Revolution, and today it’s a popular city park filled with dense woods and beautiful flowers. Here you can enjoy walks that blend history and nature, and admire various spring blossoms including double-flowered cherry blossoms. 

From the observatory you can take in the park’s beautiful scenery at a glance, leaving visitors with memorable impressions.

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Gakwonsa   

Gakwonsa is a large Buddhist temple in Korea that houses the country’s largest seated Buddha statue, a place where you can experience both religious significance and natural beauty.

You can enjoy double-flowered cherry blossoms and weeping cherry blossoms at the same time here. 

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Jangtaesan

Jangtaesan Natural Recreation Forest is a lush forest healing spot located near Daejeon. It’s the country’s only natural recreation forest with a metasequoia grove, offering beautiful scenery all year round. 

Walking along the boardwalk trails in the forest and the Skyway and Sky Tower gives you a unique feeling, as if you’re walking above the trees.

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Jeonju Arboretum

Jeonju Arboretum is a space filled with a variety of plants and beautiful flowers, making it an ideal destination for visitors who love nature.

At seasonal flower festivals you can enjoy not only double-flowered cherry blossoms but also a variety of spring flowers, and these scenes give visitors a chance to deeply experience the natural beauty of Korea.

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Hyeonchungsa Shrine

Hyeonchungsa Shrine is a historical site located in Asan, Chungcheongnam-do, built to honor the achievements and spirit of Admiral Yi Sun-sin, a famed general of the Joseon Dynasty. 

It’s a quiet, beautiful spot set in nature where you can feel history and culture together, a must-visit landmark.

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Seasonal Flower Festivals

Depending on the season, you can enjoy various flowers and take beautiful photos with them as your backdrop. 

It’s a chance to capture stunning shots with Korea’s beautiful flowers!

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