The Korean Folk Village opened in October 1974, is located
near Everland in Yongin, a suburb of Seoul in the Gyeonggi province, South
Korea. The Korean Folk Village is a living museum and international tourist
attraction for both Korean and foreign visitors that is occupies an area of
about 243 acres in a natural environment. In the Korean Folk Village there are
more than 260 houses reproducing traditional Korean homes from the late Joseon
Dinasty. Many types of buildings are included, representing all the social
classes and different regions of South Korea. Due to its proximity to Seoul, it
remains one of the best-known of Korea's folk villages, although those in the
countryside tend to be more authentic. The Folk Village is home to Korean
heritage and many features of Korean culture have been collected and preserved
for future generations.
In the Korean Folk Village there are also traditional
restaurants with a general view of Korean food, a traditional market and
various workshops showcasing all the traditional Korean crafts, clothing, housing
styles from the past including metalwork, woodwork, fans, musical instruments
and a lot more. Visitors also can see artisans practice their handicraft skills
in pottery, basket and bamboo weaving, paper making, and many other traditional
arts. Watch as these master craftsmen (and women) create beautiful designs in
brass, embroidery, iron, and clay. The Korean Folk Village also includes a Folk
Museum, an Art Museum, performances of traditional dance, as well as an
amusement park with rides, games and recreational activities for all the
family.
Opening Hours: Summer
(9 am - 6 pm)
Winter (9 am - 5 pm)
Fees:- Admission Fees: Adults
: 11,000 won (Groups: 9,000 won)
Youths : 8,000 won (Groups: 7,000 won)
Children : 7,000 won (Groups: 6,000 won)
Unlimited Usage: Adults
: 16,000 won (Groups: 14,000 won)
Youths
: 14,000 won (Groups: 13,000 won)
Children
: 13,000 won (Groups: 12,000 won)
Folk Museum: Adults : 14,000 won (Groups: 12,000 won)
Youths
: 11,000 won (Groups: 10,000 won)
Children : 10,000 won (Groups: 9,000 won)
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