faq.subtitle Jeonju
Contains 30 ingredients, rice cooked in beef bone broth, served in heated brass bowl. Jeonju is the birthplace of bibimbap. UNESCO City of Gastronomy
Yes, village entrance is free. Individual attractions have fees: Gyeonggijeon Shrine 3000 KRW. Hanbok rental about 15000-30000 KRW for full experience
One day enough for main attractions. Overnight ideal for hanok stay and evening atmosphere. Day trip possible from Seoul (2 hours by KTX)
Yes! Rental shops everywhere. 15000-30000 KRW for 2-4 hours. Includes accessories and hair styling. Great photos in front of traditional buildings
Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) ideal. Bibimbap Festival in October. Avoid monsoon season July-August when rainfall peaks
Useful tips for visiting Jeonju
Book a free walking tour in Hanok Village. Professional guides explain history and culture in depth. Tours available in English daily
Try bibimbap for lunch, not dinner. Most famous bibimbap restaurants close between 3-4pm. Arrive before 1pm to avoid long queues
Visit Omokdae for best panoramic view of Hanok Village. Free and perfect for sunset. Short uphill walk from the village
Depart from Yongsan Station, not Seoul Station. KTX Jeolla line does not stop at Seoul Station. Check train schedules carefully
Try local rice wine (makgeolli) with pajeon (green onion pancake). Classic pairing in Jeolla region. Best enjoyed on rainy days
Cards widely accepted. Carry some cash for street food stalls and markets. ATMs in every convenience store like CU, GS25, 7-Eleven
Average temperature by month
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| location.transport.title | location.transport.price | location.transport.app | location.transport.note |
|---|---|---|---|
location.transport.bus | — | Efficient bus network. Hanok Village easily accessible by bus | |
location.transport.taxi | — | Kakao T works here. Uber not available in Jeonju. Taxis readily available |
Cost of food, accommodation and services
Prices are approximate and may vary by season and area.
Hotels and rental prices
Prices are approximate. Book in advance during high season.
location.payment.subtitle
Cards accepted almost everywhere. Cash useful for small street food stalls and traditional markets
Korean Won (KRW). Cards accepted everywhere. ATMs available in convenience stores. Exchange at banks for better rates
Tipping is not part of Korean culture. Not expected in restaurants or hotels. Simply enjoy the meal and say thank you
Attractions and points of interest