Bukchon Bingwan by Rakkojae
Bukchon, Seoul

A hanok on the third floor of a Bukchon hillside building, with Jongno and Namsan in view from the wooden hall.
- Getting there11 min walk from Anguk Station
- On footOn foot 4 sights
- LanguagesKorean only
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Bukchon, Seoul

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Seochon, Seoul

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