Old Charm Village

#springitinerary Visiting a Hanok Village in spring feels like stepping into a slower, prettier version of life. The traditional Korean houses, with their curved roofs and wooden details, already have a cozy charm, but throw in blooming cherry blossoms and warm spring sunlight, and it’s honestly next-level peaceful. Whether you're checking out Jeonju Hanok Village or a smaller one, it’s all about slow walks, tasty street food (hello hotteok and bibimbap), and cute little shops selling crafts and souvenirs. Everyone’s out with cameras, and you can’t blame them, everything looks like a postcard. Spring is definitely the move: the weather’s perfect, flowers are popping, and the whole place just feels alive but still calm. Rent a hanbok if you're feeling it, adds to the fun and the photos. It’s not a high-energy spot, but that’s the point. Just good vibes, pretty scenes, and a chill escape from the usual.