Do people from Jeonju not eat bibimbap? Locals’ favorite bibimbap spot in Jeonju: Han Kook Jib, Baeksong Hall.

Have you heard that people from Jeonju don’t eat bibimbap? If that were true, Jeonju’s reputation for bibimbap couldn’t have lasted until now. Moreover, there are more than just one or two long-established restaurants in Jeonju famous for bibimbap. I will confidently introduce a bibimbap restaurant in Jeonju that’s loved even by the locals.   – “Do people from Jeonju not eat bibimbap? Locals’ favorite bibimbap spot in Jeonju: Han Kook Jib, Baeksong Hall.” –   | Han Kook Jib, a bibimbap restaurant that has been in the family for three generations since 1952. Open daily from 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM. Break time from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Parking available. Han Kook Jib was the first in South Korea to sell Jeonju bibimbap. The secret includes a hot pepper paste made from special sea salt from Gomso, a recipe passed down through three generations. Han Kook Jib is certified as a century-old store and is a must-visit among Jeonju’s famous eateries, frequented by celebrities. Former presidents and influential figures like Lee Byung-chul, chairman of Samsung, have visited, and since 1979, it has been housed in various malls such as Lotte Department Store, Hyundai Department Store, and Lotte Mall,

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Let me introduce Jeonju Cafe with a good atmosphere recommended by locals.

Korea’s 2025, the Year of the Blue Snake, has begun. For those who plan to visit Jeonju in this new year, here are three cafes recommended by Jeonju residents.   | WORKERBEE (House of B) <In the vicinity of Hanok Village> The first place I’d like to introduce is WORKERBEE, a honey-specialty café near Hanok Village. WORKERBEE is so popular that they say it comes to mind when you think of Jeonju. Its location is on the main road next to Pungnammun Square in the direction of Nambu Traditional Market. You won’t miss it.   As you see in the photo, they offer a variety of honey products. From some goods created from the café menu to everyday items you can enjoy at home, this café arouses your curiosity from the

Check out Jeonju New Central Market’s rice cake alley and market snacks.

Jeonju New Central Market. “Discover the rice cake alley and market snacks.” Everyone holds precious childhood memories that bring back feelings of nostalgia, right? As Lunar New Year approaches, I find myself reminiscing about visits to traditional markets, holding my mother’s hand. These markets featured grandmothers selling herbs, uncles offering fresh fish, and shops where steaming noodle soups were served. In my childhood, the vibrant tents of Jeonju New Central Market made it a place rich with Jeonju’s unique traditions and character. A must-visit spot in Jeonju, the Jeonju New Central Market is counted among Jeonju’s four major traditional markets, alongside Nambu Market, Moraenae Market, and Dongbu Market. It is encircled by Jeonju Guesthouse and Guesthouse Street, which are full of interesting sights. Jeonju New Central Market has evolved significantly

A recommendation on a secret route near Jeonju Hanok Village for moviegoers

If you are a film lover, here is a must-visit location in Jungang-dong near Jeonju Hanok Village that you shouldn’t miss out on. Jeonju International Film Festival (JIFF) is annually held in Jungang-dong, Jeonju, South Korea. Since its inception in 2000, this event is about to celebrate its 26th edition in 2025. During the festival period, you can enjoy a diverse range of independent films throughout Jungang-dong adjacent to Jeonju Hanok Village. However, do you know that Jeonju has multiple hidden sites where film buffs can visit in ordinary days? If you’re fond of movies in your daily routine, I highly recommend three must-go spots for film enthusiasts. Spot 1. Jeonju Film Library (located on the 2th floor of Jeonju YeongHwa Hotel) The first venue I want to introduce is

If you plan a trip to Jeonju, explore Jeonju Zoo and DreamLand filled with joy!

I visited Jeonju Zoo and its amusement park DreamLand where people of all ages could find pleasure even in the cold winter. This photo shows the entrance of Jeonju Zoo, the third largest zoo in South Korea, following those in Yongin Everland and Seoul Grand Park. In front of the entrance, a spacious parking lot is available and multiple city buses to the zoo are also in operation, so this place is easily accessible during Jeonju tour. Before entering, you need to purchase an entry ticket at the ticket booth. The admission fees are quite affordable: 3,000 won for adults, 2,000 won for teenagers, and 1,000 won for children. Although Ipchun, the onset of spring, has passed, a chilly winter scenery is still noticeable in Jeonju Zoo. However, as spring

I healed my mind at the Garden Culture Center, a perfect space for a date in Jeonju.

Jeonju, a city of blending tradition and modernity, offers travelers a diverse range of attractions. Besides the popular destinations such as Jeonju Hanok Village, traditional markets, and renowned restaurants, here are healing spaces that provide a unique atmosphere when you plan for a date. These include the Subtropical Botanical Garden and the Garden Culture Center Library. A while ago, I visited the Jeonju Garden Culture Center to explore these two places. With whole glass wall, the center allowed a clear view of the interior even from outside. Maybe because it was a fine day with bright sunshine, I was in high spirits. Here are the operating hours for the Subtropical Botanical Garden. This location provides the chance to spend relaxing time while relishing the nature in the city and serves

Experience the Christmas atmosphere at the Jeonju Ogeori Culture Plaza Christmas tree lighting ceremony.

Jeonju Ogeori Culture Plaza. Feel the Christmas atmosphere at the Christmas tree lighting ceremony. What first comes to mind when December arrives? Perhaps it’s Christmas? As the Christmas season approaches, trees and decorations that create a festive atmosphere start appearing everywhere. I attended the Christmas tree lighting ceremony and worship service at Jeonju Ogeori Culture Plaza. The event started at 5:30 PM on Saturday, November 30, 2024. Despite the cold weather, blankets, cushions, and hand warmers were provided at each seat as a warm gift. The annual Christmas tree lighting event is hosted by the Jeonju Christian Federation and Jeonbuk CBS at Ogeori Culture Plaza. The 2024 Christmas tree lighting worship was conducted in four parts: pre-event, worship, congratulatory messages, and lighting ceremony, lasting about 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Let’s Go Play to ‘Joella Gamyeong Moonlight Feast’

Joella Gamyeong Moonlight Feast! Jeolla Gamyeong was a workplace for the provincial governor in charge of administrative and judicial services of Jeolla Province and a location for holding a feast for guests. Moonlight Feast Programs/ Gamyeong Gabae” coffee experience/ Gamyeong table of drinks and snacks/ Moonlight Welcoming Party/ Gamyeong EDM/ Gamyeong Outfit/ Gamyeong Photo etc. 1st Entry for the first 30 people   2nd Entry for the first 30 people. Jeolla Gamyeong, which is similar to today’s provincial office building, was a headquarter of the provincial governor in charge of administrative and judicial services of Jeolla Province, one of the historical Eight Provinces of Korea during the Joseon Dynasty. In the old days, it’s said that performances took place in honor of guests visiting Jeolla Gamyeong. In line with this, a

A big feast on an autumn night! Jeonju Festa 2024 Jeonju Makgeolli Festival

“A big feast on an autumn night! Jeonju Festa 2024 Jeonju Makgeolli Festival” Jeonju Festa 2024 fills the entire month of October! The grand finale, the Jeonju Makgeolli Festival, was held at the Jeonju Sports Complex from October 25, 2024 (Friday), to October 26, 2024 (Saturday). I visited the Jeonju Makgeolli Festival on its first day to enjoy the Makgeolli Abundance Ritual (Hapgut Village) and the Hidden Show with friends. I’ll give you a glimpse of the scene! Upon arriving at the festival, I saw hundreds of tables set up in the center of the stadium, with booths selling side dishes and makgeolli around them. In addition, flea markets and Jeonju Festa photoboxes were set up, enhancing the fun and variety of the festival. A play zone was available for

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