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Private Jeonju Hanok Village - Culinary tour

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Overview

If you are looking for a great laidback weekend getaway or just a break from Seoul, you should definitely consider visiting Jeonju. The area is famous for its food, booze, and cultural settings. Jeonju is known as The Best taste city in Korea and is worth a visit for Korean traditional Food!
You will try these food! - pay at the site
1) Bibimbab with Hanjeoksic - Hanjeonsik is big nobleman's table set menu!
2) Yet cheon Makgeoli(Rice wine table) - Broadcast place by CNN
3) Street food in Hanok village alley

Jeonju is a modern small town, it is still a traditional one built on a rich history, so it’s worth checking out the more historical sites around town.
- Explore the birthplace of the original bibimbab and special food in Jeonju , pay at the site
- Look into history of Catholic and Confusion Beliefs at Jeondong Catholic Church
- Look around 800 traditional hanok style buildings and find many traditional shops
-Cofusian school

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What's Included

✓ Included

Private transportation
English speaking Guide
Entrance fees
Hotel pickup and drop off
Cost for vehicle

✗ Not Included

Snacks
Lunch + Rice wine table, Bibimbab and Hanjeongsik

Itinerary

Stop 1

Jeonju Hanok Village is especially beautiful for its unique roof edges, which are slightly raised to the sky. Another trait of Hanok is that all the houses are heated with ondol, a unique sub-floor heating system. Since Koreans enjoy sitting, eating, and sleeping on the floor, it needs to remain heated.

Stop 2

you have to visit Nambu traditional market. In Jeonju, there is a saying “no marriage unless visiting Nambu Market.” The market sells almost everything used in our everyday life, including food, furniture, clothing, and the like. Nambu Market offers abundant local delicacies, such as blood sausage hot-pot, bean sprouts hot-pot, moju (sweet rice wine). Here you can try some street food like pan fried mung-bean cake(Nokdu Jeon), grilled pig intestine and skin, torched beef sushi and Pan-fried bacon-vegetable roll.

Stop 3

Gyeonggijeon Shrine features history exhibits and museum with royal portraits. Gyeonggi Jeon displays memorial portraits and ancestor tablets of the Yi family, the rulers of the Joseon Dynasty. Memorialized rulers include the dynasty's founder King Taejo, Sejong, Yeongjo, and many others.

Stop 4

This is traditional market in Jeonju, especially bean sprout soup is famous!

Stop 5

One of Traditional Catholic Church