Bukchon Hanok Village – Step into Seoul’s Living History

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Nestled between Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung Palaces, Bukchon Hanok Village is a charming neighborhood where centuries-old hanok houses stand as living testaments to Korea’s rich architectural and cultural heritage. Unlike a museum, Bukchon is still a residential area, where locals live amid winding alleys and tiled rooftops that tell stories of the Joseon Dynasty.
Walking through Bukchon feels like stepping back in time. From traditional wooden homes to panoramic views of the city, this area blends history, culture, and artistry in every corner. Many hanoks now serve as cultural centers, artisan workshops, guesthouses, and teahouses, offering visitors a hands-on experience with Korean traditions.
Photographers will love the contrast of old-world charm against Seoul’s modern skyline, especially at golden hour. It’s also a great spot to rent a hanbok (Korean traditional dress) and stroll through the alleys for a truly immersive experience.
Whether you're exploring Seoul for the first time or returning for deeper cultural insight, Bukchon Hanok Village is a must-visit—quiet, beautiful, and full of soul.
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Post by Shahin Alom - RU | Jun 1, 2025