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Going to Beicun Hanok always has a feeling of time back. There are many creative and characteristic shops around. There are also many craft courses to participate in. The museum and renting Hanfu photos are quite good.

Near Sanqingdong, Beicun, not far from Gyeonggi Palace. Walking here really has a feeling of time back. Various retro-style buildings, small shops, cafes, people can walk in it without knowing it.

Come here to enjoy the ingenuity of the purest craftsmen. It is perfect to experience this golden craft in Hanok Village with a strong traditional cultural atmosphere. When we came to Hanok Village, it was very quiet and there were few tourists at home and abroad. It feels wonderful to be able to quietly feel the long tradition and culture of Korea.

I went to the North House early in the morning. There is a obvious reminder to get off the bus: I hope my friends are quiet. Please don't make noise. After all, it is a residential area. After the tour guide prompts, we start to get off the bus. The opposite is a small shop with accessories. Scarves. Hats. It feels quite cold that day. Decisively bought 2 pairs of socks. .Ready to change to 2000 won. About 12 pairs.Bought a warm scarf 10,000 won..Nuclear about 60 RMB.. If you start shopping, take a lot of interesting photos. Suitable for a slow stroll. There are some shops that do not open in the morning. All of us did not enter the store. But it needs to be noted that his road is not straight. There are some arc streets. Walking and walking we are away from the collection and drop off point. Liu is missing 2.3 intersection. ... It is recommended to send a location positioning before free activities. It is easy to find it back. There is also an i platform in the street. The service staff is good in English. You can show her the positioning if you are not clear. Very enthusiastic guide. I feel that it is suitable for finding a warm afternoon with a camera to stroll slowly.

A crafts workshop located in Hanok Village is typical and traditional Korean cultural crafts. There are many cultural displays like this in Hanok Village, and you can choose a place to go in and see. Some require a fee, some are free, and some need to make an appointment.