Ikseon-dong Hanok Village is recorded in Seoul · Jongno-gu, under the category Tourist attraction.
Excerpt from the official introduction
Ikseon-dong Hanok Street is a popular date destination in Seoul visited by many couples. Wandering its alleys lined with hanok houses also offers a sense of Korean tradition.
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Use the original Korean address in the visitor-information card for taxi or map searches; it is kept in Korean to avoid an unverified translation.
Planning notes
Check the actual entrance on the map and confirm operation and access with the official guide before leaving.
Questions before visiting
Where is Ikseon-dong Hanok Village?
Use the original Korean address in the visitor-information card for taxi or map searches; it is kept in Korean to avoid an unverified translation. Search with the Korean name “익선동 한옥거리” and use the map button to locate the place. Show the Korean name/address card to a driver.
How can I check hours and admission for Ikseon-dong Hanok Village?
Use the official-information link at the top to confirm hours, fees and reservations for your visit date. The check date may differ from your travel date.
Does the map button make a reservation?
No. It opens a location search only. Book accommodation, activities or performances separately through the operator.
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