Eunpyeong Hanok Village
It’s super pretty and everyone hypes it up but the truth is that there isn’t much to do there … I recommend the museum which was very cool and the museum gift shop which has BEAUTIFUL one of a kind items. Apart form that you go around the village pretty quickly
The Hanok traditional architectural style of houses in South Korea with mountains at the back and water in front as follow Feng Shui principles. Houses are built with wood, clay and stone. The area is quite and Houses look very beautiful …
If you go over Mt. Imal from Exit 2 of Gupabal Station, you will find Jingwansa Temple and Eunpyeong Hanok Village. It was a beautifully organized place that could rival any location abroad.
Outside of Seoul but it's worth visiting this beautiful Hanok Village! If you come in the morning it is very quiet, not many Visitors ~ the best chance to take quality pics!
It's a great place to visit, far from the hustle and bustle of the city, with fresh air and little traffic, and there are some really good restaurants nearby.
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