After crossing the Wolgyeonggyo Bridge, we wandered throughout the village admiring the tradiitonal homes and not so traditional tourists, cars and coffee shops. The main street that allowed car traffic, encircled the village, but throughout the center were mainly pedestrian only walking roads. Alleys angled...More

Very charming hanok houses, lots of cafes and restaurants, unfortunately most were closed (we went on a Tuesday). But the stroll is nice and right beside you have the amazing bridge.

Decided on visiting here instead of Yangdong as it is located close to Gyeongju's main town area. There's plenty to walk and see with several eateries so was to stopover in while visiting.

If you don't have the time to visit Yangdong hanok village you can have a hint at Gyochon. You have some craft also.

A small neighbourhood where various traditional houses were converted to shops, cafes, restaurants and souvenir shops. Quite an enjoyable place to explore as there are different things for you to do. There is also a preserved old house for visitors to see how it used...More

We visited on a weekend, and it was very crowded. Lines at some of the better known stores where they sell traditional Korean food. Nice traditional homes as well, and a few where we can visit. A good way to spend an hour or two.

Free admission. There are several caf es around but only some were open when I went on a weekday. Tried the injeolmi... There were ice cream as well. Sunset is amazing here.