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Basic Information
- 可能な曜日と時間
- Thu/Fri
- 最少人数
- 1 Person
- 予約確定
- すぐに
- チケット
- モバイルチケット
言語
- English
待ち合わせ場所
- Anguk Station (Line 3)
含まれる内容
- Coffee/tea
- English-speaking tour guide
含まれない内容
- Other personal expenses
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Bukchon Hanok Village Walking Tour Options
(Jan 1~) Bukchon Hanok Village Walking Tour
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概要
Explore the timeless elegance of Korean traditional houses in Bukchon Hanok Village.
Bukchon Hanok Village embodies the spirit of our Korean ancestors in its 600-year-old urban history. Hanok is a traditional Korean architectural style that has evolved and persisted through different eras, holding significant historical value to this day. During the tour, you will visit Hanok houses from various periods, learning about their unique features and changes over time, and experience the food and culture enjoyed by Korean nobles of that era.
Why this tour?
▲ Onion Cafe Anguk
See a modernized hanok and discover why these traditional homes are cherished by locals. This popular café blends old and new, with its coffee bar echoing the brand’s industrial aesthetic while the rest of the space embraces the charm of a hanok.
▲ Bukchon Cultural Center
Learn about the unique architectural style of traditional Korean hanok houses at the Bukchon Cultural Center.
▲ Kum Bak Yeon
Discover the artistry of traditional gold leaf stamping at Kum Bak Yeon, a workshop preserving a craft passed down for five generations since the Joseon Dynasty. Founded by master artisans who once served the Korean royal court, the workshop continues its legacy through intricate gold embellishment techniques.
▲ Baek In-je House
Step into a well-preserved hanok built in 1913, showcasing the elegance of upper-class homes from the early 20th century. Unlike typical hanok layouts, this residence features a connected structure rather than separate buildings for the men’s and women’s quarters.
▲ Cafe Low Roof
Make a quick stop at a modern café with scenic views of the Hanok Village.
▲ Sool Gallery
Explore a variety of traditional Korean liquors and refresh yourself with a cup of traditional Korean tea.
Bukchon Hanok Village embodies the spirit of our Korean ancestors in its 600-year-old urban history. Hanok is a traditional Korean architectural style that has evolved and persisted through different eras, holding significant historical value to this day. During the tour, you will visit Hanok houses from various periods, learning about their unique features and changes over time, and experience the food and culture enjoyed by Korean nobles of that era.
Why this tour?
- Bukchon Hanok Village: home to hundreds of well-preserved hanok houses from the Joseon Dynasty
- OraeGage: explore stores that have been carrying on Seoul's tradition and value for a long time
- Find healing and relaxation in hanok houses and immerse yourself in Korea's beautiful history & culture
- Try traditional Korean tea at Sool Gallery, a tasting room for traditional tea & liquor
▲ Onion Cafe Anguk
See a modernized hanok and discover why these traditional homes are cherished by locals. This popular café blends old and new, with its coffee bar echoing the brand’s industrial aesthetic while the rest of the space embraces the charm of a hanok.
▲ Bukchon Cultural Center
Learn about the unique architectural style of traditional Korean hanok houses at the Bukchon Cultural Center.
▲ Kum Bak Yeon
Discover the artistry of traditional gold leaf stamping at Kum Bak Yeon, a workshop preserving a craft passed down for five generations since the Joseon Dynasty. Founded by master artisans who once served the Korean royal court, the workshop continues its legacy through intricate gold embellishment techniques.
▲ Baek In-je House
Step into a well-preserved hanok built in 1913, showcasing the elegance of upper-class homes from the early 20th century. Unlike typical hanok layouts, this residence features a connected structure rather than separate buildings for the men’s and women’s quarters.
▲ Cafe Low Roof
Make a quick stop at a modern café with scenic views of the Hanok Village.
▲ Sool Gallery
Explore a variety of traditional Korean liquors and refresh yourself with a cup of traditional Korean tea.
日程
| 1:00pm | Meet the guide at Anguk Station (Line 3) Exit 3 |
| Pass by Onion Cafe Anguk - See a modernized hanok and learn why hanoks are beloved by the locals. | |
| 1:10pm | Bukchon Cultural Center - See traditional hanok houses and learn about its appearance. |
| 1:30pm | Gyedong-gil Street - Walk past a street surrounded by numerous hanok houses. |
| 1:40pm | Bukchon Hanok Hall - Visit a public hanok that serves as a hub for various cultural activities, such as exhibitions and performances. |
| 2:00pm | Kum Bak Yeon - Visit a gold leaf craft workshop that has endured through the ages. |
| 2:10pm | Baek In-je House - Admire the house of the upper-class during the Joseon Dynasty, designated as a Seoul Folk Cultural Heritage in 1977. |
| 2:20pm | Cafe Low Roof - Stop by a modern cafe with great views of the Hanok Village. |
| 2:40pm | Sool Gallery - Learn about Korean traditional liquor and quench your thirst with Korean traditional tea. |
| 3:00pm | End of tour |
予約方法
- 1. 予約を完了.
- 2. メールを確認下さい.
- 3. 楽しんで下さい.
注意事項
* If the tour is canceled due to the lack of participants, we will let you know in advance and issue a full refund.
キャンセル及び払い戻し規定
All times are based on Korea Standard Time (KST) (GMT + 9 hours)
2 days before the reserved date: 100% refund
1 day before the reserved date or less: Non-refundable
*If you would like to reschedule your reservation, please check the availability with us at least 2 days before the original reserved date (no later than 5:00pm KST).
2 days before the reserved date: 100% refund
1 day before the reserved date or less: Non-refundable
*If you would like to reschedule your reservation, please check the availability with us at least 2 days before the original reserved date (no later than 5:00pm KST).