Bukchon Hanok Village

Stroll through the narrow streets to admire the traditional Hanok houses and enjoy stunning city views, especially in the morning.

In their own words: “This is a well preserved village with over 900 Hanok houses and they have been standing here for over 600 years. For hundreds of years, this area was home to nobles and officials. Today, you can walk through the narrow streets, admire wooden architecture, and enjoy stunning views over the city.”

Explore the winding streets of this famous hanok village for awesome views of traditional rooftops framed by the modern city skyline.

In their own words: “The most famous one is Bukchon Hanok Village, centrally located between the two palaces. Its winding streets offer awesome views of the modern city framed by historic rooftops. Just keep in mind that it can get quite crowded on the small streets here due to its immense popularity.”

Wander through the narrow alleyways to admire the well-preserved traditional hanok houses and experience a glimpse into Korea's past.

In their own words: “officially welcome to bchan here in Soul we're going to see a much more traditional side of the city which is cool especially knowing how much of a technologically advanced City this is this takes you kind of into a blast in the past this is actually where we rented our handbox which is exactly why they were more expensive because of the location aside from that this Village is a time capsule of traditional Korean homes walking through the narrow Alleyways it was an experience to see the well-preserved hok houses pretty wild when you actually look at all this architecture right up there stunning how it is just beautiful wooden style traditional living oh we're seing a lot of a wild contrast to the Modern Skyscrapers that you can see when when you walk to the ends of the neighborhood I really appreciated the quiet charm of the village although it does attract a lot of tourists it was still a really special experience to enter into the locals homes and see the traditional style arts and cultures”