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We Stayed in a 600-Year-old Village in Seoul, Korea πŸ‡°πŸ‡·



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It’s our first time visiting South Korea, so which better place to start than in the vibrant capital city of Seoul!? After spending a few days in the exciting, busy, and inviting metropolis of South Korea, it was time to explore the calmer, more serene and culturally significant area of Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul.

Although not necessarily a tourist attraction, this residential area is over 600 years old and has some of the most stunning architecture. Ranging from classic hanoks to newly refurbished ones. Lucky for us, we managed to book a stay in a recently refurbished hanok right in the heart of Bukchon Hanok Village, which is now a luxurious hotel for visitors to enjoy and experience the old style of living (with modern amenities, of course).

From the food, the surroundings, and even down to the outfits – we absolutely loved this experience in South Korea and we hope you do too!

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22 Comments

  3. Annies Smoking Pot

    I don't even know where to begin… it all looks amazing and yes those hanboks look a tad confusing lol but you did great πŸ‘ 😊 thanks for sharing your amazing journey's πŸ‘ 😊
    ❀Annie

  4. Simon Bkk

    Woo a new long video.
    When you guys were tying your gowns i immediately was whooshed off to my last stay in a hospital. Those ties are so awkward i half expected your butt to be hanging out as you walked awayπŸ˜‚
    Thank god Dylan did eventually decide to wear shorts underneath or your video may have got demonitised as he sat on the floor 😎

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  11. Eugene Lee

    @6:53 You got it right! Korea used Chinese characters just like the UK uses Roman/greek-derived alphabet. However, about 600 years ago, a king thought "dang, this characters are too hard to learn," so he invented an alphabet system by himself.

  12. Roy White

    I like old Korea. New Korea gives bad name to Christianity:

    – Korea and Germany developed by America under Marshall plan (free money)

    – Korean guys, Cambodia and Vietnam for Child Sex

    – Germany takes lots of refugees, but Korea which used to to be "Banana Republic" takes none
    – Discriminate Poor (like cast system) who has to make a living via adult entertainment

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    It's called "μœ„λŒ€ν•œ μ–Έλ‹ˆ" May I ask your permission to use this video as a reference? If you allow it we will use 6~7mins of your video, and will introduce your channel name, and put the direct link on a fixed reply. I'm looking forward to your positive response. Thanks. πŸ™‚

  15. P P

    I'm not 100% sure but as a Korean, I think there should be pants as well, haha. Didn't they tell you anything about the pants?

  19. Sylvie & Danny

    This place is amazing! We visited the village but we did not actually stay there. You both look great in your traditional outfit!

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