Jeonbuk: Discover the peaceful and 'healing' beauty of Korea

Unlike Seoul or Busan, Jeonbuk offers a peaceful resort experience with Naejangsan National Park, Jeonju ancient village and unique health care activities.

Another corner of Korea

If you are looking for a different corner of Korea where the pace of life slows down and nature prevails, Jeonbuk (also known as North Jeolla or Jeollabuk) is an ideal choice. In contrast to the hustle and bustle of Seoul or Busan, this province attracts visitors with its peaceful space, suitable for those who want to immerse themselves in nature, combine relaxation and health care.

Getting to Jeonbuk is quite convenient. From Incheon International Airport, visitors can take the KTX express train for about 1 hour and 30 minutes or take a bus for about 3 hours. If departing from Seoul, the KTX train journey to Jeongeup Station in Jeongeup City takes only about 2 hours.

Immerse yourself in nature at Naejangsan National Park

Naejangsan National Park, with an area of ​​over 80 km², is one of the most prominent natural destinations in Jeonbuk. It has its own beauty in each season of the year. In autumn, the trails are covered with brilliant red and yellow maple leaves. In spring, the space is dyed pink by romantic cherry blossoms.

The road leading to Naejangsan National Park - one of the most famous destinations in Jeonbuk. Photo: donnnejjicsa

In addition to exploring on foot , visitors can choose to take the cable car to the observatory on top of Yeonjabong to admire the whole view of the park. Inside the campus, there is also Naejangsan Temple, an ancient architectural work built in 660 during the Baekje Kingdom, and Uhwajeong Pavilion located in the middle of a quiet lake, a favorite check-in spot.

Visitors can choose to travel to the top of the mountain by cable car to see the whole view of Naejangsan. Photo: _sky_82_

Lost in time at Jeonju Old Village

Recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage, Jeonju Hanok Village is home to about 800 traditional houses that are over 100 years old. It still retains unique architecture from the Joseon Dynasty and a rare peaceful atmosphere. This is also the main setting of the famous historical drama "Moonlight Drawn by Clouds".

Jeonju Hanok Village attracts visitors to check in when the ginkgo trees turn bright yellow.

Once here, visitors can visit historical sites such as Gyeonggijeon Temple, Jeondong Cathedral, Omokdae and Imokdae. Interspersed among the old houses are cafes, restaurants and shops selling unique handicrafts made by local artisans.

The journey of "healing" from physical to spiritual

Jeonbuk is aiming to become a top wellness destination in Korea. The province has developed a strong model of “healing” tourism , combining relaxation and spiritual recovery. Visitors can participate in short-term meditation courses, forest bathing, experience spas using Oriental medicine, or participate in creative activities such as pottery making and traditional hanji paper making.

Awon Old House in Wanju is both a place of residence and a cultural space, providing relaxation and health care services.

Experience winter in the "Korean Alps"

For winter sports enthusiasts, Muju Resort on top of Deogyusan Mountain is a must-visit destination. Dubbed the “Alps of Korea,” it offers a variety of skiing and winter sports activities, providing a different and exciting experience for visitors to Jeonbuk.

Muju Resort on top of Deogyusan Mountain, Jeonbuk Province is an ideal destination for tourists who love snow sports, known as the Alps of Korea.

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