Ikseondong Hanok Village Seoul reviews

It is impossible to miss the view from up there. (

) I looked for old memories...heh

The settlement of Wenqing traders in an area with old housing (

) few toilets (

Very nice quite alleys , well maintained buildings and loads of interesting restaurants

Filled with amazing restaurants and caf s.

) I had fun running through the narrow alleys (

) A village where the houses have been turned into coffee shops, and the shops in the area are amazing, but come hungry and take a little coffee because it is forbidden, there are sweet options (

Authentic style korean shops, hanok and lots of desserts, a few restaurants but bit pricey compare to the street across the road. But perfect photo places in jong ro, and cute shops

) Hanok cafes, narrow alleys, a space where tradition and the present coexist and remind us of old memories, we create our history by building memories with our loved ones here. It s nice because it s a street where you can feel affection and memories. (

It's a great place to walk. There are many restaurants and cafes nearby.

It was delicious!

You will find many Selfie shops everywhere. The streets are narrow, but there are plenty of interiors so you can have tea and eat.

2023 01 26 I took Exit at Jongno 3 ga Station for Insa dong. Originally, I was supposed to take Exit 4, but I changed my mind and ended up going out of Exit 6. I found an Ikseon dong cave. This is where you will find many traditional Hanok cafes and restaurants. It is like finding a hidden base.