Korean Folk Village

Name: Korean Folk Village
Address: Yongin-si, South Korea, si, Korea

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주소 :	Yongin-si, South Korea
카테고리 :	버스 정류장 ,
도시 :	si

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P	Prasit Patmark on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Korean Traditional show
H	Huỳnh Trần on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ideal place to explore Korean culture
H	Harry Blalock on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Since my wife is Korean, I really wanted to go here to learn more about Korean culture & history. I was very impressed with the buildings and displays, everything was very well done snd I learned soooo much. Admission is very cheap and is a true bargain!
L	Listiani Artha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ one of my best experience ever. since I like korean sageuk drama, this place is really recommended. you can see the drama sets, korean entertainment and culture, tasting korean original food, strolling around the sites, visiting ancient museum, or even taking photo with your fav actors if you're lucky enough. this place is really crowded especially on long holiday like chuseok or lunar new year.. good place for family and children recreation..
E	Eugene CZZ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It was a really nice place with quite a bit to explore especially if you’re a fan of Korean historical culture . The events held at the certain allocated timings were also really fun to watch such as the 90s nostalgic music show and the traditional music ceremony. The area was considerably big and has a lot of Insta-worthy places so it’s a recommended place to go. The road was slightly muddy when we went there so my shoes were kinda dirty at the end
R	Ruslman on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This place was “Folk-ing” great! We spent the day at the Korean Folk Village and had a wonderful time. We had 3 generations of family at the village and there was something for everyone of all ages. The day we went it was cold and it was not peak season so some of the exhibits, shops and restaurants were closed, but we still had fun. There were shows to watch, exhibits to see, and swings and other thins for kids to play on and crawl over. The are also restaurants and souvenir shops, and small folk museum to wander through all accessible with the admission price. The restrooms are clean, and there was on-site parking. There was also a store near the park entrance were you could rent traditional Korean attire to wear in the park. Bring the family or bring your friends and enjoy.
A	Anis Eznin on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is a cross between theme park and museums. It's truly a unique experience. If you want to experience Korean traditional culture, and perhaps have some park rides, this is a place to be at. You can rent hanbok and explore the park in them. It has culture, fun park rides, history, animal viewing, and nature all balled up into one place. It's fun, and historical and entertaining, out of all the places I've been in to Korea(aside from jeju) this is one of the most memorable because it checks out many boxes.
M	Marissa Roque on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A bit far from the city but worth going to. It’s a quaint village that gives one an insight on how people lived. A well maintained place, peaceful and relaxing. We just took our time strolling the pathways and discovering the houses and way of living. The cultural dance was entertaining. Loved those ribbons on the men’s headpieces. An overall enjoyable day trip.