About Jeonju Live Slowly

Located in the south of Seoul, Jeonju city still preserves several hundred ancient wooden roofs. Tourists come here can go to the street with nice hanbok or sit and sip a cup of tea, watch everything slowly pass in front of your eyes. Korean tourism finds slow-living Jeonju Panoramic hanok village of Jeonju - Photo: Na Ho1 . I went down the gray-tiled streets, to the hanok inn located close to the river separating the outside city and the old village.Not resorts, high-end hotels or dorm bunk beds, hanok motels are Popular image when coming to Jeonju ancient village, where visitors are immersed in traditional Korean-style living space

. Hanok houses with gates and fences are "symbolic", only chest-high, Going out on the street, you can see the entire interior architecture and the tiny garden, but impressively decorated with ornamental plants, vines and rockery is extremely eye-catching. The house has been restored, but still retains the main lines, built entirely of wood, earth, stone and natural materials.The house is tiled with typical black-gray Giwa tiles, if seated from the cafe above High, you can enjoy a peaceful and romantic space in the sunset, when the sun slowly radiates the last rays of sunlight, red on hundreds of roofs My office is about ten square meters wide, walls and doors covered with Hanji paper, a traditional Korean paper, have been lubricated with pea oil to waterproof and I pressed my hand against the wall, felt the slight roughness of the surface, seemed to be touching Vietnamese do paper.



Later reading more about the architecture of the hanok I only learned under the wooden floor. A heating system is designed to heat up from below, helping people as well as visitors feel comfortable in the cold winter weather. Tourists wear hanbok on the road - Photo: Na Ho It was not until 3pm that I started to walk into the center of the village. The more you go deep inside, the more visitors who wear hanbok go for a walk, in which there is no shortage of young Korean guys. Occasionally meet a couple wearing hanbok "cardboard", men are heroic with shirts Long, cap, women are all dressed up with tiny flowered skirts on a dark fabric background, creating a very romantic scene that makes me slow down naturally, just to have time to gaze and think. As I was lost in the ancient world. On both sides of the road, hanok houses were "requisitioned" to become restaurants, bakeries or souvenir shops In the rain, I stopped by the roadside shop.



roof view and select items. There are no salespeople following as closely as when entering the cosmetics stores in Seoul. The shop owner sits attentively reading or surfing the phone, even if customers just come in to see it, they will not be bothered. Old hanok houses are "requisitioned" - Photo: Na Ho There is no loud music or noisy sound on the street of tourists, vehicles. Sometimes when a car or electric motorbike passes by, we only hear the rustle of wheels grinding on the rock. Maybe that's why Jeonju is known as the "slow-living village". And maybe that's why coming to hanok village I don't feel in a hurry, just want to immerse yourself in a peaceful space, like The entrance to the ancient hanok village attracts the most visitors, not only because of a system of beautiful and convenient restaurants but also where the two biggest tourist attractions are located - the church Jeondong and Gyeonggi Tomb. Joendong Church is located right on the entrance to the village, connecting the old village with the street outside.



The entire outer surface is covered in rough red and gray brick, with a green dome on top, it is said that the church was built to honor the martyrs of Catholicism and is currently open. In the church's large courtyard, mostly young tourists wear hanbok as photos or visitors drop by to see the majestic space under the golden light inside. Jeondong worship - Photo: Na Ho 3. Opposite the church is the Gyeonggi Tomb. At the end of September, it was raining, and the leaves have not changed color completely, making the space darken, adding to the serenity of the old village. Like the palaces in Seoul, most areas of the tomb the largest of the Joseon dynasty can only watch and read introduction from the outside. I walked along the dirt-smelling streets after the rain, circling the tomb area leading to the portrait gallery of the kings and The model showcases the traditional festival in Jeonju located in the east corner, just in time to see it close until closing time.Not a highlight, but the Gyeonggi Tomb with its recognizable traditional architecture of Korea with Giwa tile roofs are black and gray, doors and pillars painted in red or dark brown are still in harmony with the whole of the hanok village, making visitors coming to Jeonju definitely stop by to fully enjoy the cultural space here.



Gyeonggi Tomb Area - Photo: Na Ho4. And perhaps like me, everyone who comes to Jeonju must also taste it.

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