2024年2月6日 · Aside from big cities like Busan and Seoul, there are many small towns and villages in South Korea worth visiting. For your next trip to this beautiful country, why not venture away from the mainstream routes, and explore hidden gems in the countryside?

2024年4月19日 · In this video, my husband and I travel to South Korea for the first time, but instead of exploring the cities, we’re heading straight into the rural countryside. We’ll be living with a family of...

2020年7月16日 · #koreanvillagesvisit #terditionalhouses#southkoreavillagelife #businesdandhobbies HELLO AND WELCOME: Today you can visit South Korean Villages and There Ter...

2020年7月20日 · With a limited amount of establishments and delicacies to tempt you along with lower prices for literally everything, you can live on far less than what you would spend in metropolitan Korea. This price discrepancy covers everything from fresh produce to housing costs to insurance rates to cafes.

Since the Korean War, South Korea has changed from 75 percent rural to 18 percent rural. Between the 1960s and the 1990s more than 10 million South Korean families moved from the countryside to the cities.

2023年10月11日 · In this blog post, we’ll explore the ten most beautiful traditional villages in South Korea. Immerse yourself in the world of stunningly preserved hanok houses, traditional crafts, and picturesque settings that will transport you back in time while still enjoying the modernity of South Korea.

The Best Small Towns and Villages in South Korea Icheon (Gyeonggi-do): Just outside of Seoul, this town is one of the foremost ceramics centers in the country, famous for its traditional artisans. The dozens of active kilns in the area are a vital part of Korea's cultural heritage.

2020年6月22日 · But for those willing to venture beyond the city limits into South Korea’s rural destinations, unique cultural encounters, regional culinary specialties and stunning natural landscapes await. Here are five towns and villages to add to your itinerary.

There are some really popular folk villages in Korea, but there are also some that are retaining the traditions but have lesser crowds. Whether you’re looking for a touristy experiential filled folk village or a living museum folk village, there are different ones to find all around Korea.

When you arrive in a village in South Korea you can instantly feel the rural atmosphere. Indigenous people don't shift to modern trends, and rather preserve the lifestyle of their ancestors. One of the greatest examples is Naganeupseong Folk Village.