Jeonju_Jeonju Hanok Village 1 2023.

This morning, we are heading to Jeonju (전주) to stay in a traditional Korean house called Ondol at Jeonju Hanok Village (전주한옥마을). Last time, we took the Orange Line 1 subway and got off at Nampo Station, Exit 3. From there, we looked for signs to Busan Central Bus Terminal and followed them to buy tickets. [Be cautious when heading to Jeonju; it's a good idea to show the ticket seller the name of the city in writing because our pronunciation might lead us to Cheongju (청주) instead. I've had the experience of going to the wrong city, wasting almost an entire day.] Note that if you depart from Busan Central Bus Terminal, the bus will drop you off at Jeonju Express Bus Terminal, and it's not very convenient to take a bus to the village from there. This time, we took the Green Line 2 subway and got off at Sasang Station, Exit 5. After exiting, turn around and walk straight until you see a wide entrance with a Lotte outlet on the left and a food center. The food center here is great, cheap, and delicious. Enter the bus terminal from there. The bus from this terminal will drop you off at Jeonju Intercity Bus Terminal, which is closer to the city. If you don't have much luggage, it's more convenient and cheaper to take a bus to the village. ***** We are traveling with 5 people and a lot of luggage. The driver won't help us figure out how many taxis we need, unlike in Thailand where drivers sometimes assist tourists. We have to call and manage the taxis ourselves. ***** The taxi fare from the terminal to Sarangroo in Jeonju Hanok Village is about 5,800 to 6,000 won. Another note* When taking the bus in this city, hold on tight. If you press the stop button and there's no sound, quickly find another button and press it again. Don't hesitate. Sometimes, even if the bus driver is a woman, she won't slow down. We've had to walk a long way because the driver missed our stop.