[2025 Seoul Attraction] Travel Guide for Eunpyeong Hanok Village (Updated Jul)

Looking to experience the serene atmosphere of a traditional Korean hanok village without the bustling crowds? Skip the popular tourist spots like Bukchon Hanok Village or Ikseon-dong Hanok Village and head to Eunpyeong Hanok Village, located a bit farther from the city center and inaccessible by subway. Although Eunpyeong Hanok Village doesn't boast a 600-year history like Bukchon, it is a well-maintained replica of traditional hanok houses, nestled beside Seoul's majestic Bukhansan Mountain. When visiting the village, remember to keep quiet as it is a residential area. Avoid making noise, playing around, or touching the doors of the houses. Strolling through the streets, you'll feel the blend of tradition and modernity. If you get tired, stop by for a cup of coffee at the modern café "1인1잔" (One Person, One Cup). The café features minimalist seating on the first and second floors, while the third to sixth floors offer hanok-style seating with large windows showcasing stunning views. These upper floors are the most popular spots, especially for their scenic views. On the first to third floors, you order and pick up your food at the counter on the first floor. The fourth to sixth floors operate as a restaurant and require reservations. Without a reservation, it's unlikely you'll get a seat. The third floor is particularly popular for its window-side tatami seating and small private rooms. It's recommended to have one person secure a seat while the other orders. The café offers a limited selection of desserts, including three Western-style and three traditional Korean options: ■ Rice Cake (W6,000) ■ Carrot Cream Cheese Cake (W8,000) ■ Peach Iced Tea (W6,000) ■ Matcha Latte (W6,500) If you're lucky enough to snag a coveted seat, take your time to snap some photos before enjoying your afternoon tea. The view of the hanok village and distant Bukhansan Mountain is truly breathtaking. There's no need for words—just quietly soak in the ambiance. The desserts are unique and quite enjoyable. After finishing your meal, return your tray to the first-floor counter. For those who appreciate tranquility and want to experience local life, Eunpyeong Hanok Village is a perfect destination. The lack of crowds makes it even better! Postscript: During our visit to the café, we encountered several tourists. A gentle reminder to everyone—please keep quiet! It's fine to take photos, but don't get overly excited and disturb others (including us). Transportation: Initially, we considered taking the subway and transferring to a bus, but it was too time-consuming for a tight schedule. Instead, we used TABA for the trip there and UBER for the return (more cars available). The ride took about an hour. Café Name 1인1잔 (One Person, One Cup) Location 534 Yeonseo-ro, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul Operating Hours Café ☕️ 10:00 AM - 8:30 PM Restaurant 🍴 11:00 AM - 7:30 PM (Closed on Mondays)

If you are like me, the most anticipated thing when traveling is to find a quiet and beautiful place like a painting, then this "1 person 1 cup 1인1잔" cafe in Eunpyeong District, Seoul is really not to be missed. Although the location is a bit far from the city center, the view from the cafe not only allows you to see the traditional roofs of Eunpyeong Hanok Village, but also the magnificent Bukhansan Mountain in the distance. I ordered an iced American coffee with a small dessert. It was sweet and not greasy, and it made me feel so happy. 📷 Whether you want to take beautiful photos of Korean houses or just want to find a corner to rest quietly, this place is very suitable. The seats are spacious and not crowded, the atmosphere is quiet, and many locals come here to relax on weekend afternoons. 📍Tips: - There is a minimum consumption requirement in the store, and each person needs to order a drink; - It is recommended to go there on a sunny day, as the mountain view will be clearer and more spectacular; - There are fewer people in the afternoon on weekdays, so it is more suitable for leisurely enjoyment. 1 day 1 day Address: 서울 은평구 연서로 534 #CafeExplore #SeoulAttractions #KoreanLiteraryStyle #1인1잔 #KoreanCoffeeCulture #TravelDaily #MustVisitCafe #MarchGoodPlaces2025

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 When traveling to Korea for the first time, you will definitely want to visit a "Hanok Village" to experience the traditional Korean settlement aesthetics. There are several well-known ones in Seoul, such as Bukchon Hanok Village and Ikseon-dong Hanok Village. Although they are conveniently located in the city, the disadvantage is that there are too many people! The "Eunpyeong Hanok Village" we visited this time is located in the suburbs more than an hour away from Seoul. Not only are there fewer crowds of people, but there are also no shops everywhere. Instead, there is real local life, which is very similar to the scenes in Korean costume dramas. It is so simple! Eunpyeong Hanok Village is backed by Bukhansan Mountain, the highest mountain in Seoul. As far as the eye can see, there are Hanok houses and layers of stacked mountains. It is quite natural and beautiful, and it is a scenery that cannot be photographed in Hanok Villages in the city. There are several specialty coffee shops in the Hanok Village, such as the "1 Person 1 Cup" coffee shop, which combines the design of traditional Hanok with modern minimalist aesthetics and has a very nice atmosphere. There are also stores that offer Korean traditional costumes, where you can try out the traditional costumes of ancient people, which is perfect for taking photos. #KoreaTravel #Seoul #EunpyeongHanokVillage

#Seoul Attractions Eunpyeong Hanok Village 은평한옥마을 is located in the new Hanok area at the foot of Bukhansan Mountain. It was built in traditional Korean style in 2014. It can also be photographed with a fresh Korean style. It is very suitable for a walk here. People who like taking pictures don’t have to queue up, it’s really good for taking pictures. It is a complex of Hanok buildings that combines the traditional design features of Hanok with modern methods. Many of them are residential houses, so you have to pay attention to the noise when visiting. There are several Korean tea houses and Hanok-style cafes here. The one with the best view is the 1인1잔 per person cup. The building is 5 stories high including the rooftop, and you can see the entire Hanok complex and Bukhansan Mountain at a glance.

This celebrity cafe has a total of six floors with a rooftop, the layout is designed with a Korean house, so that you can feel and experience the local culture of Korea indoors in the cold winter 🇰🇷, the price of meals is expensive, the payment method here is calculated separately, come babies remember to see the following points! ✅ If you only drink coffee, it is recommended to buy directly on the 1st floor! ❌ But not recommended, because the 4-6th floor is more beautiful! ✅ If you want to go to the most beautiful check-in 4th floor do not order on the first floor, directly to the 4th floor to order, 1st to 3rd floor and 4th floor meals are calculated separately, and the opening hours of the fourth floor is 11 o'clock, 4th floor no single order can only order packages average HKD 100 per person. ✅ It is recommended to arrive at 10:30 am, take pictures on the 1-3rd floor, and rush to the 4th floor at 11am! Although the transportation is not convenient and there is no direct subway access, but the environment is really relaxing, extremely many photo spots, by the way you can go to the next to Eunpyeong Hanok Village to check in, there is no Samcheongdong Hanok so many tourists here, take pictures📷 no need to queue at all not noisy! 📍1 cup per person☕️ Eunpyeong Hanok Village Like my sharing please give me a like 🙏, your gentle movement 👍 is the source of my motivation !!️ #January Good Places 2025 #Seoul Trip #Eunpyeong Hanok Village #Seoul Attractions

#koreatrip Eunpyeong Hanok Village is a charming blend of traditional Korean culture and modern living, nestled at the foot of the scenic Bukhansan Mountain. This village offers visitors a chance to step back in time with its beautifully preserved hanok houses, showcasing classic Korean architecture. Stroll through its picturesque streets, enjoy traditional tea houses, and explore cultural centers and art galleries. Surrounded by nature, it’s a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of Seoul. Perfect for history lovers, nature enthusiasts, and those seeking a tranquil experience, Eunpyeong Hanok Village promises a unique and memorable visit. It's reachable by public bus , and it's soo worth it to visit !!! #eunpyeonghanokvillage #seoul #visitseoul

Eunpyeong Hanok Village, a popular Café in Seoul 1인1잔 One cup per person ☕️ Korean hipster coffee shop @1in_official Coffee set☕️☕️ (one cup of coffee plus one Korean dessert) Banana New Year Cake 바나나떡 - Banana flavored sweet mung bean paste year cake Three-color dumplings 삼색찹쌀경단 - 🍡Three-color dumplings, filled with red bean sweet soup and topped with coconut flakes🥥 You can taste the desserts and look at the beautiful scenery good experience. The location is quiet and the air is fresh, maybe not too crowded on weekdays. The scenic environment is very beautiful, it is very convenient to get there by car in Seoul City in half an hour. There was a little snow that day. It was so beautiful🏔 The Cafe has 5 floors, each with a different decoration pattern, overlooking the mountains and Hanok Village, the 3rd floor is a furniture showroom, and the 5th floor is an open-air teahouse Eunpyeong Hanok Village, located at the foot of Bukhansan Mountain. With mountain scenery as a background, it inherits and continues the spirit of Hanok in a modern way, showing the beauty of Hanok under the beautiful scenery of the mountains and feeling a different Seoul style. Subway Line 3 “Yeonsinnae Station” (연신내) Exit 3, change to “연서시장” change to bus 701/7211, get off at “하나고 📍534 Yeonseo-ro, Jingwan-dong, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul, South Korea 534 Yeonsu-ro, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul IG: @cuttlefishfamily #foodphotography #parents and children #seoul attractions #where to go in December #one person one cup #1 인1잔 #Korea #HipsterCoffee Shop #1inofficial #Coffee #KoreanDessert #1Cup for 1 person #Korea カフェ #Korea カフェ Tour #Korea #Korea Travel #Korea Women's Tour #Korea Intelligence #Girls' Tour #Parent-Child Good Place #Korea Good Place #Seoul #서울 Korea #Travel #Seoul #Seoul

#eatlikealocal 📍Irin Iljan Café, Seoul, South Korea Visited this beautiful and aesthetic café while travelling to Seoul and this is one of the prettiest café I’ve ever visited. Consisting of 5 floors, there is a lot of seating areas. It is being separated to a café and restaurant, comprising of different menus. The views from the café was stunning, surrounded by the hanok village, such an Instagrammable place. Be sure to be there early to get the photo spot! We ordered some of their local delicacies, rice cakes which was nicely decorated and too pretty to be eaten. Almond latte was pretty good! Would recommend this place to visitors enthusiastic of taking instagrammable photos!

🥤 1인1잔 (1 in 1 jan) A popular cafe with an old village view 🏯 Located in Enpyeong Hanok Village, a newly built village, but made in a retro-modern style, where there are still real residents. If you go for a walk in the village, don't make noise so you don't disturb the residents. 🤫 The cafe is a 5-story building. You can order drinks on the 1st-2nd floor first, then go up to reserve a seat on the 4th-5th floor. When you go up to the 4th floor, you will find a popular corner that everyone who goes must stop to take a picture. You will get a view of the popular village. Or walk into the alleys, there are many photo spots. It takes about 40 minutes to 1 hour to travel from Seoul. 🚈 Subway Yeosinnae Station and then take bus number 701, 7211. Or click to see the bus line in real time via the Never Map app. 📌 The easiest place to pin is Enpyeong Hanok Village. 🕰️Opening hours: 10 am - 9 pm (closed on Mondays) 💰Average price per person: starting at 5,000 💴 📍Address: 127-25 Jingwan-dong, Eunpyeong District, Seoul, South Korea #seoul #100waystotravel #cafereview #travelkorea

#VisitAncientCities Take a trip to the ancient Korean village EunpyeongHanok Village 🏚️🇰🇷 This is an ancient village in Seoul, but you have to take a car out of the city for about 45 minutes. It is a very cute village worth taking pictures of. The houses are in the Hanok style, with almost all of the main structures made of wood. The view behind the village is a mountain view. Especially during the summer like this, there will be flowers blooming all over the village, very beautiful and worth taking pictures. And importantly, there are not many people visiting because you have to take a car out of Seoul a bit. 🚃 Take the train and get off at Yeonsinnae Station Exit 3, then take bus number 701, 7211 and get off at the Hanago stop📍Eunpyeong Hanok Village, Seoul South Korea #EscapeYouToJourney #TravelKorea #eunpyeonghanokvillage

Eunpyeong Hanok Village (은평한옥마을) is located at the foot of Bukhan Mountain. The village is full of Hanok buildings. Each one is beautifully designed and unique, making it a great place to check in and take photos. Compared to Bukchon Hanok Village, there are very few tourists in Eunpyeong Hanok Village (probably all of them are crowded in the popular coffee shop - 1인 1잔🙈), so it is very comfortable to walk around here~🥰 To save time, I took the subway to the Old Paibo (구파발) Station on Line 3, and then took a taxi (about ₩6,000)😉 (❗️You can download and register Kakao Taxi in advance, it is very convenient to call a taxi👍🏻) It is recommended that you stay in Eunpyeong Hanok Village for 2-3 hours. I want to wear hanbok and check in here next time I have a chance. 📍Seoul (Eunpyeong Hanok Village) - The best place to go 193-14 #August2024 #SeoulAttractions #SeoulTravel #SeoulFreeTravel #SeoulCheck-inHotspots #KoreaAttractions #KoreaTravel #KoreaMust-visitCheck-inSpots #EunpyeongHanokVillage

Eunpyeong Hanok Village is located in Seoul, South Korea. It is an ancient village with the charm and uniqueness of traditional hanok houses that have been well preserved. This is a place where you can experience the atmosphere of old Korea and learn about traditional Korean culture. The hanok houses in Eunpyeong Village have unique designs with curved roofs and decorations that reflect the traditional beauty of Korea. You can walk around the beautiful houses and take pictures of the unique atmosphere. Eunpyeong Village is located in a beautiful location with views of the mountains and nature around. You can enjoy the beautiful view from various points in the village. #VisitAncientCities

Eunpyeong Hanok Village 😍😍😍 127-25 Jingwan-dong, Eunpyeong District, Seoul, South Korea Surrounded by wooden bridges and small forests, the scenery is beautiful and relaxing 😍😍😍. All the houses are modeled after ancient Korean aristocratic residences 👍👍👍. Each house is very beautiful, and the entire Hanok Village looks like a model 👍👍👍. The quaint little Hanok Village, with great weather and fresh air, is very relaxing 👍👍👍. Definitely worth a visit, a very beautiful village. 👍👍👍👍

Just a short 1-2 hour trip from the heart of Seoul. This captivating destination offers a peaceful retreat filled with traditional Korean charm and stunning natural beauty. 🏡 Traditional Architecture: Explore the beautifully preserved hanoks—traditional Korean houses—that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Korea. Walking through these charming streets feels like stepping back in time. 🌳 Serene Surroundings: Nestled against the backdrop of Bukhansan Mountain, the village offers breathtaking views and tranquil walking paths. Enjoy a peaceful hike to Samcheonsa Temple or Jingwansa Temple! ☕ Cozy Cafes and Cuisine: Indulge in local delicacies at the quaint cafes and restaurants dotting the village. My favourite one is Irin Iljan, - go to the top floor to try Korean tables and enjoy the top view! Whether you're a culture enthusiast or simply seeking a peaceful escape from the city, Eunpyeong Hanok Village is a must-visit destination. Don’t miss out on this hidden gem that offers a unique blend of history, nature, and tranquility.#south_korea #EunpyeongHanokVillage

Eunpyeong Hanok Village is a modern hanok village located in Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul. This village, which reinterprets the beauty of traditional hanok in a modern way, is used as a residential and cultural space. While maintaining the tiled roof and wooden architecture that are characteristic of hanok, the interior is composed of modern conveniences, creating a harmony between tradition and modernity. Eunpyeong Hanok Village is one of the few places in Seoul where you can experience a traditional hanok, and because it is a residential area, you can feel a relatively quiet and leisurely atmosphere. There are also cafes, traditional experience spaces, and exhibition halls in the village, so you can enjoy various cultural activities. Tourists can take a walk while appreciating the beauty of hanok or enjoy traditional cultural experiences. In particular, this place is popular with foreign tourists who are interested in traditional Korean architecture and culture. In addition, Eunpyeong Hanok Village is close to Bukhansan National Park, so it has great natural scenery and is easily accessible from downtown Seoul, making it a great place to spend some quiet time away from the hustle and bustle of the city. #Hanok House

16 locations to visit in South Korea with 3 popular cities: Seoul, Incheon, Jeju 🇰🇷 You can travel alone with your family. It's fun, easy to travel, and easy to get to. . Let's start with "Seoul", the capital of South Korea. It is also the largest city. There are also interesting places to visit, such as shopping areas, markets, and parks. We think Seoul is our favorite city because it combines old and modern culture very well. . Let's continue to "Incheon", an important port city in South Korea and is not far from Seoul. This city has the largest airport in South Korea. But there are many unique places to visit, such as Chinatown, which is considered one of the oldest, or the largest amusement park by the sea in Incheon. . The last place is "Jeju Island", the largest island in South Korea. It also has beautiful nature, beaches, volcanoes, and waterfalls. In addition, Jeju Island also has recommended activities, such as snorkeling or sitting on the beach. And if you come to Jeju Island, you must try the seafood here. We have gathered 16 locations for you. Where will there be? Let's go see. . 📍Seoul Korea : - Gyeongbokgung Palace (경복궁) - Starfield COEX Mall - Bukchon Village Photo Spot (북촌한옥마을) - Eunpyeong Hanok Village (은평한옥마을) - S'more market toy house (스모어마켓 토이하우스) 📍 Incheon, Japan: - Incheon Art Platform (인천아트플랫폼) - Chinatown Incheon (인천 It's a big deal. - Paradise City Plaza - Club chroma (클럽 크로마) - Wolmi Theme Park (월미테마파크) 📍Jeju family : - iho Tewoo beach (이호테우해변) - Choon Aewol cafe - Dongmun Traditional Market (동문재래시장) - Osulloc Tea Museum (오설록 티뮤지엄) - Geumneung Beach (금능해수욕장) - Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak (성산일출봉) . I want to tell you that anyone who is planning to travel to Korea can save this plan and pack your bags and get ready to travel with us #FamilyFunInKorea #Korea #TravelKorea #Seoul #Jeju #Inchoen

🏔️Cafe with a view of 𝗘𝘂𝗻𝗽𝘆𝗲𝗼𝗻𝗴 𝗛𝗮𝗻𝗼𝗸 𝗩𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗮𝗴𝗲🛖❄️1 day near Seoul, visit a cafe with a view of the newly built Hanok village, located next to Bukhansan National Park. There are still few visitors. You have to take the train and transfer to the bus from Seoul for about 1 hour. 🥐🥤The cafe has 5 floors, with a cafe zone, burgers, and a food zone. The drinks, coffee, and pastries here are very delicious. The shop has a good atmosphere. Especially during winter, the feeling is good, the light is beautiful, taking pictures is fun, every corner is beautiful, and in the village itself there are many restaurants and cafes. You can spend all day here without getting bored. 🚆 Travel Take the train and get off at Yeosinnae Station, Exit 3, then take bus 701 or 721 from Yeonseo Market for about 10 minutes, get off at Hanago Samcheonsa Jingwansa Station (bus stop 12-437) #Trendy #1in1jan #Koreancafe #cafeinseoul #seoulkorea #eunpyeonghanokvillage #TravelPlan #DressUpToKorea #seoul2024 #TravelKorea

Have you heard of the Eunpyeong Hanok Village? It's up and coming more recently but if you're a hiker and you've been to the Bukhansan Mountain range, you may be more familiar with this area! It's been trending because of the new @starbuckskorea with an amazing view and also because of the @lin_official café that grew its popularity through the TV show @heartsignal.official The Eunpyeong Hanok Village is definitely less crowded and touristy compared to other Hanok villages in Seoul. With that being said, you may not be able to find as many cafes and restaurants as others - I found that this one is more residential and Hanok stay based for visitors wanting that traditional accommodation experience. #Seoul #hiddengems #hanok

Eunpyeong Hanok Village is a newly built Hanok style house that does not only have the past. The background of the village is the Bukhansan Mountain, contrasting with nature and beautiful architecture. The highlight of this project is the presentation of a special experience in ancient Korean culture. Therefore, the buildings in this project are retro-style Hanbok. Recommendations: There are real people living in this village. Tourists who come here should keep their voices down so as not to disturb the residents in this area. To get there, take bus number 701 for about 1 hour from downtown Seoul, but I assure you that there are plenty of photo spots. 📌 Location: 27-25 Jingwan-dong, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul 🕛 Opening hours: 24 hours 👉🏻 Admission: Free

#TravelKorea Today, let's take a trip outside of Seoul city to Eunpyeong Hanok Village. Eunpyeong Hanok Village Address: 127-25, Jingwan-dong, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul (서울특별시 은평구 진관동 127-25) How to get there: Take bus number 701 or 7211 from Yeonsinnae Station (Seoul Subway Line 3, 6), Exit 3 and get off at Hanago, Jingwansa, Samcheonsa Entrance Bus Stop (takes about 15-20 minutes). This ancient village is near the mountain. It is very beautiful in reality. It is not crowded during the weekdays and you can take pictures happily (but don't make loud noises because there are people living in the houses).

Update on a new beautiful cafe for those who are going to Korea. First stop is 1 in 1 Jan, located in a new tourist area of ​​Seoul, Eunpyeong Hanok Village. It is an area of ​​old-style houses for us to visit and walk around comfortably. Importantly, during this season, there is also a view of changing leaves spreading all the way to the mountains behind. The cafe is a 5-story building. The first 3 floors open early in the morning. There are many types of seats, such as chairs, sofas, sitting by the window to enjoy the view, or a Korean room like in the cover. The 4th and 5th floors open at 11:00 AM. There are more serious food and dessert sets than the cafe. The cafe menu itself is not small. There are many types of coffee and non-coffee drinks to choose from. You can choose from a variety of coffee, regular or signature menus. We can also ask to see the English menu at the shop. The non-coffee side has milk, various types of chocolate ade, and many types of tea. I tried Omija Tea. The taste was a bit strange. I don't really like old-style tea. The shop has 5-6 types of desserts to choose from, both Western and old-style Korean desserts to add to the atmosphere. If anyone has a plan to visit the new ancient village, Hanok Village, I recommend you to stop by and have a drink and enjoy the view. The atmosphere is very good. The shop is starting to become popular among Koreans. I recommend you to come here for a while so you can reserve a seat with a good view. The full travel review will be available on the page soon. 📌How to get there: Take the train to Yeosinnae Station, Exit 3, then take bus number 701 or 7211 from Yeonseo Market. Ride for 11 minutes and get off at Hanago, Samcheonsa, Jingwansa. (bus-stop 12-437) ⏰Time: 10:00 – 21:30 (Closed on Mondays) #koreatrip #1in1jan #1인1잔 #cafekorea #cafeseoul #cafehopping #cafehoppingkorea #cafehoppingseoul #newcafe #cafereview #travelkorea #gowentkorn #travelkorea #gotoacoolcafe #cafereview

This is Enpyeong Hanok Village It is a popular ancient village among tourists because it is located in Seoul and near Gyeongbokgung Palace. Tourists can visit this village and can also rent hanbok to take pictures here. The atmosphere here is quite quiet. When we went, there were not many people. You can take a leisurely walk. There are cafes, dessert shops, and restaurants. The view is beautiful and perfect for visiting. How to get there Subway and bus: Yeonsinnae Station (Line 3 or Orange Line), then take bus number 701 or 7211 and get off at Hana High School, Samcheonsa, Jingwansa, or nearby stops. #TravelKorea

The interior is designed to resemble a Hanok museum, giving off a traditional and cultural vibe. There’s an actual museum next door, and this cafe feels like an extension of it. The trays placed on the floor were so beautiful that I wanted to take one home. You can enjoy the view of Eunpyeong Hanok Village outside while chatting with friends and sipping on coffee or tea. The cafe offers a drink and dessert set, allowing you to choose your preferred combination. The plating is absolutely stunning! After having coffee and bread daily, switching to tea and traditional Korean rice cakes for dessert felt refreshingly new. With its great ambiance and picturesque Hanok Village view, this cafe is highly recommended as a date spot or a tourist destination. Even though I visited on a weekend, there was no waiting time, likely because the building has six floors.

Located in the capital city of Seoul, you can feel the profound beauty of Eunpyeong Village and the majestic Bukhansan Mountain, the slow pace of life and the rare peaceful scenery in Seoul 😌 #visitkorea #eunpyeonghanokvillage #fypシ

📍 Eunpyeong Hanok Village, Tranquil Scenery in the City Eunpyeong Hanok Village is a place where you can experience a peaceful atmosphere even within Seoul. Traditional Hanok houses are neatly lined up, making it perfect for a leisurely stroll. It's an ideal spot for reflection or spending quiet moments 🌿🧱 ⸻ 📍 Eunpyeong History Hanok Museum Located within the Hanok Village, the Eunpyeong History Hanok Museum showcases the old stories of Eunpyeong, Hanok architecture, and traditional living culture. A brief visit can deepen your understanding of Hanok 🖼️📜 ⸻ 📍 A Café at the End of the Hanok Path After your stroll, stop by a quiet café for a warm cup of tea. Sitting there, you might feel as if time itself is flowing more slowly 🍵🌸 ⸻

#seoulattractions Hanok is a traditional house in South Korea which has become one of the must visit attraction. Everyone knows Bukchon Hanok Village, but do you know about this hidden gem, Eunpyeong's? With the scenic mountains as the background, experience a quite and peaceful visit here! The downside, it's a bit far from the city. But there will no crowd and stunning views. Sounds a lot better right? The easiest way to get here is buy bus 7211/7723 from Gupabal station (Line 3). It took around 40 minutes for the journey. To maximise your experience, don't forget to visit the local cafes here to enjoy the village view from above. #thingstodo #seoul #southkorea

🇰🇷 Eunpyeong Hanok Village is located at the foot of Bukhansan Mountain in Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul. It is a modern hanok village built in 2014 with over 150 traditional Korean houses in a peaceful atmosphere and beautiful mountain views. It is designed as a cultural space that combines the real life of the villagers with tourism. 🌸 In spring, the village is filled with cherry trees and colorful flowers. The tranquility of the area makes it a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of Seoul. You can walk around the village for free all day, but please be respectful of the villagers (some houses are actually occupied). ☕️ Another highlight that you shouldn't miss if you come to this area is 1인1상 (1-in-1-sang), a 6-story cafe with a beautiful view of the village and the mountains. (Popular photo spots are on the 3rd floor) Drinks and Korean snacks are available ⏱️ Opening and closing hours: Open all day 💵: No admission fee 🚊: Subway Line 3, get off at Gupabal Station, Exit 3, then take a taxi or local bus for about 10-15 minutes 🚍: Bus No. 7211, 7022, get off at Eunpyeong Hanok Village stop 🚘: Parking lot available 📍: 193-14 Jingwan-dong, Eunpyeong District, Seoul, South Korea #Rainy season attractions #Beautiful photo spots #Beautiful photo cafes #Travel to Korea #Korea review #trip #Must-visit cafes

Eunpyeong Hanok Village is located in Eunpyeong-gu, nestled under Bukhansan Mountain. The village offers a tranquil and picturesque atmosphere, harmonizing beautifully with the mountain scenery. It's the perfect place to fully experience the lush and vibrant spring vibes. Additionally, you can visit Jingwansa Temple next to the village and finish your trip with a delicious meat meal for a perfect hanok village experience🍀 📍Price: Free admission 📍Rating: 5 out of 5

If you're looking for a cozy and stylish cafe in Eunpyeong-gu, I highly recommend 'Funster'! The charming interior and relaxing atmosphere make it perfect for visiting with friends or your significant other 👍. Not only do they offer a variety of coffee options, but their desserts are also fresh and delicious 🍰. The signature latte, in particular, is creamy and nutty—definitely worth a repeat visit! 📚 The cafe is quiet enough for laptop work, with reliable Wi-Fi, making it ideal for cafe dates or solo visits. It can get a bit crowded on weekends, so I suggest visiting on weekdays. 💚 Overall ✅ Stylish and cozy interior ✅ Delicious coffee and desserts ✅ Relaxing atmosphere and quiet space 'Funster' is a perfect spot for a cafe date or a relaxing break in Eunpyeong-gu. Definitely check it out! ☕✨