Bukcheon Hanok Village (부천 한옥 마을)
Sumakit paa ko sa kakaikot daming kalye
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Bukchon, a cultural heritage, is a historic area where aristocrats' residences were formed during the Joseon Dynasty, located between Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung
I have living in korea for long years but I didn't visit this famous villages. My first impressions is the house is very tradional, when I turn around , I notice in this village are people living here and the put the sign "quite please". The structural in this house is amazing and its build strong.
This is an historic neighbourhood where you can find hundreds of Hanoks, traditional Korean style houses, recognised for its unique architecture and structural positioning in relation to the contours of the surrounding land.
Here you can walk paved streets(kalye), lined with Hanoks, many of which remain Residential while others serve as cafes, coffee(mahilig magkape) shops, shops(bago umuwi bili muna ng souvenirs), galleries and a handful of small museums(dumaan lang ako kasi sarado pa).
I found Bukchon to be a good place to stroll and enjoyed seeing the many traditional Korean style buildings.
And bukcheon is famous for Samgyetang "chicken Soup" 삼계탕, famous sa tinolang nanok kasi maraming jahoy kahiy at herbs nilalagay nila kaya healty.
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Sit for a while so tiring, har har Napagod ang inyong lingkod sa kakaikot sa mga kalye.
Note: The area where you find Bukchon Village is quite hilly so be prepared for some steep street climbs from time to time.
