At the place of the eighth view of Bukchon, go downhill to the end to Samcheong-dong. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 info is the route from Bukchon to Samcheong-dong, this time I went to Samcheong-dong, mainly to try beansbins pancakes, and many people in the guide are also recommending. Go down the stairs and walk to the right, and you will see the signboard of Beansbins after walking for 10 minutes, so you can also look for it by the house number.

Each store will have a house number. Ascend to the right or decrement to the left in order. Among them, the first and second ones are recommended by the most people, and An Yang is a strawberry control, so he chose a strawberry-flavored waffle. The pancakes are moderately fluffy, and the strawberries are sprinkled with ground sugar, which is neutralized even if the strawberries are slightly sour this season, and they melt in the mouth with mellow cream.

The waffles at this house look thick, but in fact, the lattice is very deep, and the cake is very thin, a little crispy and fluffy. It is a 15-minute walk from Samcheong-dong to Sejong-bou-do, then walk to Gyeongbokgung Palace, apply for a 3-point visit to Cheong Wa Dae, and at 2:30 a.m., you need to gather at the circle on the right to check your personal information, and wait for the bus to pick you up to Cheong Wa Dae.

So I didn't spend too much time in Samcheong-dong, so I went to the Cheongwadae Tourist Spot. If you walk from Samcheong-dong, you will see this museum, and if you walk 5 minutes further on, you will see the parking lot of Gyeongbokgung Palace, and the information center for visitors is located in the parking lot. This is the gate of the museum, continue to walk. The Cheong Wa Dae Tourist Information Center marked on the map.

You can see such a blue pavilion, show him the passport information, and you can line up to get on the bus to visit the Blue House, remember to arrive half an hour early. After entering the security check, a relevant Chinese introduction will be issued, there are a total of 6 attractions, and the 7th attraction is a personal choice. Pay attention to where you can take pictures and where you can't take pictures inside the Blue House.

This is important. The guide will introduce you in Korean, and you can wear a Chinese guide to listen to the Blue Wa Dae named after the blue tile on the building. The welcome building is a self-selected attraction, and I personally think it is general, and it is not recommended. After the tour, continue to take the shuttle bus back to the starting point. Next to the parking spot is the entrance to Gyeongbokgung Palace. Behind it is Gyeongbokgung Palace, such a cold day.

They are also very dedicated and motionless, big praise. Ancient village ginseng chicken soup is a ginseng chicken soup shop recommended by many people in the guide. Directions: Line 3 Gyeongbokgung Station Gyeongbokgung Exit 3, turn on the right hand side, turn around and you will see the sign of Tu Folk Village, cross the street and walk about 100 meters forward, you will pass a pizzeria.

After that, you will see the GS25 convenience store and turn left into the alley, walk about 50 meters, and open at 11 o'clock. Ginseng chicken soup: 15,000 won per serving. I wasn't very hungry yet, so I didn't go to the queue for this store. The avenue in front of Gyeongbokgung Palace is the recognizable Sejong-avenue, and you can reach Cheonggyecheon River by walking along it.

Since it is winter, there are really few people in Cheonggyecheon. Cheonggyecheon is opposite the Donghe Duty Free Shop, or recognize this purple swirling spiky statue in the picture. This is the beginning of Cheonggyecheon. It's also a great place to take a walk. You will find a fantastic costume on the side of the road and walk along the Cheonggyecheon River to the fifth bridge, turn left, and you will arrive at Tagok Park.

It's really a very small park, and I personally don't think it's necessary to visit. An Yang also happened to be passing by, so he came in by the way to take a walk. However, such a small park between the tall buildings is also very laid-back. Continue along the road on the left hand side of the park for 20 minutes to reach Gwangjang Market. If you take the subway.

Walk straight for 30 meters from Exit 7, Jongno 5-gil on Line 1, and you will see the signboard of Gwangjang Market on the right-hand side. It's really a very lively market, and Anyang also knew it when he was looking at RM. Guangzang Market's own two characteristics: mung bean pancake 6000, anesthetic gimbap mung bean pancake has a unique taste, and mung bean sprouts are sandwiched inside.

Dip it in sauce and eat it, it still tastes very good. The anesthetic gimbap, as the name suggests, is sandwiched with anesthetic medicine, a bit like a small dish eaten in Busan before, a bit similar to the material of leaves, An Yang is not very used to eating, so he directly clips out the green leaves, and eats the gimbap, this is good.

An Yang prefers to eat the traditional gimbap. Day5: Take a bus to Jeonju + Jeonju Hanok Village + Jeongdong Shrine + Gyeonggijeon Hall + Nambu Market [Access] 1 Highway Bus (1) Take the subway Line 3 Nambu Bus Terminal (first bus 06:10; last bus 20:30 / Travel time: 2h40min) (2) Take a bus to Jeonju from the high-speed bus station in the central city.

The whole journey takes about 3 and a half hours. 2. Take the train from Yongsan Station of Subway Line 1 (first bus 06:50; last bus 22:50 / time required: Sinchon No. 35h, Infinity Flower No. 3h25min) 3. Apply for a free bus Departure time: Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. to Hanok Village Boarding location: Donghwa Duty Free Shop Parking Lot at Exit 6 of Gwanghwamun Subway Station.

Seoul to Jeonju foreigners free car Anyang chose the third way, just in time to go to Jeonju on the weekend. Select the date you need to travel and make an appointment, usually with a confirmation email sent a week before your trip. Take your passport and go to the parking lot next to the Towa Duty Free Shop before 8 a.m., and there will be a sign on the bus.

The foreignshuttlebus to Jeonju is easy to find. Don't be late, buses are usually available as soon as they arrive. Meet at the parking lot next to the Towa Duty Free Shop in the morning. The bus shows that it is actually very easy to find. There will be a guide with a list next to you, just show your passport to the guide. If you receive an email that your application is unsuccessful, don't worry too much.

Around 7:40, I went to the parking lot and waited. There are usually a few empty seats left. Empty seats are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. If you forget to apply, you can also go to the site in advance to queue up. Of course, for the sake of insurance, I still remind everyone to apply early, and it is mentioned in many guides that it seems that the earlier you apply, the higher the probability in the application, and RP is required here.

First of all, I attach a map of Jeonju Hanok Village. If you choose to go on your own, there are 2 ways to get to Hanok Village: Access: 1 Bus pick-up location from Express Bus Terminal: 5-1 (150 m from the taxi stand, bus stop in the direction of the bus terminal outside the city, bus stop every 15 minutes), 79 (bus stop in front of the main entrance of the bus terminal / every 25 minutes) taxi.

It takes about 10 minutes / the estimated cost is 4,000 won. 2From Jeonju Railway Station, get off in front of Jeongdong Shrine (Hanok Village)Bus Routes: 12, 60, 79, 109, 119, 142, 508, 513, 536, 542546 (about 25 minutes) Taxi: It takes about 15 minutes / The estimated cost is 5,000-6,000 won.

It was about 11 o'clock to reach the whole state, and it was already 11:30 that day when An Yang and Blue Whale actually arrived. Although most of the highways are taken on the highway, there are still occasional traffic jams, especially on weekends when there is no need to go to work, and many office workers in Seoul will also choose to go out on weekends. The bus stops at a stop that is still quite a short way from the attractions of Hanok Village.

The tour guide will lead you to the entrance of Hanok Village. After crossing the bridge, it is a scenic spot. At this time, there are already more tourists in the scenic area. The attractions of Hanok Village are still very large, so if you apply to go to the same day and return on the same day, you still have to hurry up and set off. An Yang and Blue Whale wanted to experience a traditional hanok, so they booked a homestay in Jeonju for one night.

Personally, I feel that one day was a rush for experiencing Hanok Village, but two days are obviously much easier and the pace will be more comfortable. In fact, there are many guesthouses in Hanok Village, many of which have not yet been registered online, and they can be booked on-site. In the evening, there is an indescribable charm in Jeonju under the lights. If there is an opportunity.

Anyang recommends everyone to book a one-night homestay in Quanzhou. Take your time to experience this quaint hanok village, stroll through the traditional buildings, and get into a Korean drama. It's already noon when you arrive at Hanok Village, so of course try Jeonju bibimbap and bean sprout soup for the first lunch. I liked the decoration style of their home very much, so I chose their home.

An Yang recommends their bean sprout soup. When I came to Hanok, of course, there was another very important thing: renting a hanbok, which An Yang rented at this hanbok shop where there was a bear outside. It's about 5,000 won for an hour and 10,000 won for 4 hours, which is much cheaper than in Bukchon, Seoul. The owner will also help tie his hair, which is praised.

Entrance ticket to the temple cave church: free of charge in the back of this building is also very tasteful. Posing for a small fresh opening hours 09:0018:00 Weekdays: 05:30 a.m. (Saturday) / 19:00 p.m. (Tue Sat) Saturday Evening Mass - Special Mass Sunday: 05:30 a.m. (General) / 09:00 a.m. (National High School students) / 10:30 a.m. (Assembly Mass) / 17:00 p.m. (General).

19:00 (Youth) Gyeonggi Hall After visiting the church, the church is opposite the Gyeonggi Hall, the Gyeonggi Hall ticket is 5000 won Opening hours: 09:0018:00 in summer, 09:0017:00 in winter ※ The last admission here is 1 hour before closing, and the student ID is 3000 won, and there are very few places to buy tickets in Korea, which is the only time to buy tickets in this Korean trip.

And with a little emotion, tickets in South Korea are really very cheap. There will be a noon lecture at 11 a.m. every day, and the rest of the time will be in Korean. It's big inside and the buildings are all very tasteful. There are also ginkgo leaves falling to the ground, pretending to be enjoying autumn. The cute children in Hanbok I met on the road are cute.

This is probably the tool for making kimchi. There is a visitor center in front of the ticket gate, where you can take out the homestay reservation form and want the address how to go, the staff directly help call the homestay, and the landlord will arrive in 5 minutes to bring An Yang and Blue Whale back to the homestay, in fact, the location is really good, just at the entrance of Hanok Village.

Every time I pass by, I don't realize it. The exterior wall of the B&B is very distinctive, so it is easier to find. Each B&B will have a small courtyard. Since I was not in a hurry, I only walked through these three attractions on the first day. For the state's most characteristic bibimbap, how can foodies miss it. After putting the things back at the homestay, the landlord recommended three of the most famous bibimbaps in the state.

I found the nearest one, just across the street from the temple hall, next to the Gyeonggi Hall, and next to it was Mangosix, a coffee shop that was on fire in the heir. I ordered a Jeonju bibimbap, but the owner didn't know English, so it was still a little difficult to order, so I had to silently stir it.

This is the case with the Korean language of bibimbap (), and if you encounter a similar situation, you can show it directly to the shopkeeper. The other ordered the stone pot on the table next to it, I thought it was bibimbap, but when I came up, I found out that it was barbecue broth. It should be the meat that is grilled first and then added to the soup, of course, it is just An Yang's speculation, and the meat is not the taste of traditional stew.

Instead, it has a barbecue flavor. In the winter, you can enjoy barbecue and hot soup, and of course, in terms of taste, traditional barbecue is better. I was just pleasantly surprised by this combination. The bibimbap here is not a stone pot bibimbap, so the temperature itself will be relatively cool, and it is not too suitable for eating in winter. Jeonju bibimbap is 10,000 won.

The barbecue broth is 12,000 won, which will be slightly more expensive than the restaurants on Hanok Street. The restaurant is also very large, and there should be a lot of people queuing up on a regular basis. After dinner, I was ready to walk to the southern market next to it, which is not very far, a 15-minute walk. The night market here also has a lot of its own original snacks. Over here.

Looking at the strategy of queuing to find food, I am afraid that it will fail, because every **** stall is crowded with people. Personally, I feel that the ice cream at the entrance is still very distinctive, with strawberry flavor, banana flavor and Oreo flavor to choose from, using milk as the base, cutting fruit on top, and cooling the bottom of the pot with dry ice, the texture that comes out is a real additive-free fruit milk ice cream.

It's a novel way and it's worth trying. The Nambu Market is connected to Jeonju Hanok Village, and the "Youth Mall" on the second floor of the market is home to a variety of creative shops. There is a night market in the evening, which opens after 6 o'clock. Since it was a weekend, many of the surrounding shops were closed, and the streets were a little lonely. The night market is very lively.

There is also the atmosphere of the night market. A gate-like building outside the night market. When I came back from the night market, I happened to come across the light show of the temple hall and join in the fun. At this time, the Hanok Village is no longer noisy in the afternoon, and it adds a bit of calm and comfort under the lighting. Hanok Village at night is another kind of beauty.

The [pnbbakery] chocolate pie recommended by many people in the guide had too many people in line in the afternoon, so I didn't go to join in the fun. There was no one in line when I passed by in the evening, so I went to buy two to try them. These are the two classics, the dark chocolate pie and the white chocolate pie. 1,600 KR for black, 2,000 KR for white.

Anyang likes white over black, these two are a little greasy for Anyang, and some walnuts are added to the white one, so the sweetness is not as heavy as dark chocolate. Of course, Anyang is not a chocolate controller, and those who like chocolate can still try it. Many tourists come to this store to buy a lot of boxes, and it is a good choice to take this home as a souvenir. (To be continued.) )