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Walk through Bukchon Hanok Village, a 600-year-old neighborhood nestled between Seoul's grand palaces. You'll navigate narrow alleys lined with traditional Korean houses, visit artisan workshops, and discover the vistas that have defined this historic quarter for centuries.
Adapted from GPSmyCity
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Changdeokgung
Begin with a view across to Changdeokgung Palace, one of the Joseon Dynasty's Five Grand Palaces, which anchors this entire hillside neighborhood.
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Bukchon Hanok Village
Wander Wonseo-dong Gongbang-gil, an alley where traditional craftspeople still work in their studios, keeping centuries-old techniques alive.
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Bukchon Yukgyeong (Photo Spot)
Explore the Gahoe-dong area, where beautifully maintained hanok houses line quiet streets, offering a glimpse of Seoul's residential past.
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Bukchon Hanok Village
Walk down this historic alley in Gahoe-dong to see how the traditional streetscape unfolds as you descend the hillside.
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Stairway Alley to Bukchon Hanok Village
Climb back up the same alley to appreciate how the old tile roofs and wooden structures frame the modern city skyline above.
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Bukchon Yukgyeong (Photo Spot)
Visit this residential corner of Gahoe-dong for a quiet moment among the hanok houses that define the village's character.
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Seosulla-gil (Jongmyo Shrine Stone Wall Walkway)
Descend the charming stone steps toward Samcheong-dong, a gentler transition from Bukchon's traditional quiet into a livelier neighborhood below.
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