The City Is In No Hurry In Korea

Take a leisurely walk around the old town, visit small street-side shops, and taste many famous delicacies that will surely make you love the country of kimchi. , at least 2 hours and 20 minutes from Seoul by express train (KTX), Jeonju is one of the tourist destinations you should explore if you want to learn about Korean culture. The ancient features are still quite complete with the hanok villages (ancient Korean houses) built over 500 years ago. Photo: Chris Anderson. Many people know Jeonju as the "Slow Life City" of Korea, because there is no hurry here, or making noise

. The old village is nestled among tall buildings, but the space seems separate from the modern and developed city. The guide map is depicted with funny and easy-to-understand images, helping visitors to visit. easily locate the position you need Art thrives in this small city.



Every street, street corner is decorated or painted beautifully. Many cultural festivals take place every year and visitors can take hanji (traditional Korean paper) making classes or learn to sing interesting pansori peaches ... Photo: jeonju.kr. An indispensable when coming to Jeonju is to try hanbok (traditional Korean clothing) Compared to Seoul, the rent here is higher, about 25,000 won (500,000 VND) for 2h30 minutes.



You can easily choose a beautiful shirt to transform into ancient ladies. Photo: My Loan. Clean brick-lined road. In old houses, traffic is prohibited, so visitors can leisurely walk on a romantic small street. Photo: My Loan. The shop selling handmade souvenirs in the old village attracts many visitors. Most of the products here are handcrafted with delicate sophistication and are cute, suitable for buying as gifts. Photo: My Loan, Jeonju is famous for its hundreds of years old almond trees that turn bright yellow in autumn.



This is also the peak tourist season of Jeonju, when thousands of visitors are determined to cross the road to see the falling yellow leaves covering the yard, or the colorful hills next to the beautiful water-color lake. Jeonju brings you back to ancient times, sipping a cup of hot tea at Omokdae (Ngo Moc Dai) located on the hill. From this location, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the ancient hanok village under the romantic sunset. Each season in Jeonju has its own beauty. Spring is brilliant with cherry blossoms. Summer is fresh with rows of green trees and many delicious fruits. Romantic autumn with red maple leaf hill, row of golden honeysuckle trees. Winter is quiet, the roof covered with beautiful white snow.



Jeonju was voted by UNESCO as the creative city in the field of Korean culinary arts. What attracts tourists is the delicious dishes with characteristic Korean taste. This place is famous for the mixed rice that is said to be the best in Korea, especially the rice with mixed raw beef is fat, not fishy. If you have the opportunity, you should visit Gajeok Hwaegwan - famous mixed rice shop in Jeonju to enjoy this dish.Many attractive snacks such as grilled octopus, hottoek cake (grilled ice cake), shaved ice ... in the long night market Nambu life is a favorite stop for tourists.



From Seoul, there are many ways to go to Jeonju: - Train from Seoul Station or Yongsan Station to Jeonju: price from 17,000 - 43,000 won (340,000 - 860,000 VND) depending on fast train or slow down and the type of chair you choose. Travel time from 2 hours 20 minutes to 3 hours 30 minutes.- Bus: price 8,000 - 16,000 won (160,000 - 320,000 VND). Travel time is at least 2 hours and 50 minutes.- Also, every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday there is a free 2-way bus for foreigners departing at 8:00, near Gwanghwamun subway station (Exit 6 , Seoul, and returned at 5:00 p.m. on the same day. However, you must make a reservation online at least 3 days in advance, when you go, bring your passport and e-ticket sent by email.



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