Jeonju

This living museum of 800+ traditional Korean hanok houses preserves centuries of architectural heritage. Stroll narrow alleyways, rent a hanbok, and savor authentic bibimbap in the UNESCO City of Gastronomy.

Deokjin Park showcases a magnificent lotus-covered pond framed by traditional Korean pavilions. Cross the arch-shaped suspension bridge and time your visit for the musical fountain performances during summer blooms.

Jeonju World Cup Stadium features a fan-shaped roof and Korean design elements. Watch Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC play to experience the passionate local football culture at its finest.

South Korea's third-largest zoo houses 100 species in spacious enclosures, from tigers to hippos. Visit the adjacent DreamLand amusement park for a complete family day out with roller coasters and a Ferris wheel.

This striking red-brick cathedral blends Romanesque and Byzantine styles on the site of Korean Catholic martyrs. Inside, soaring arches and stained-glass windows illuminate the serene interior with colored light.

Pungnammun Gate, the last surviving gate from Jeonju's ancient city walls, was built in 1768 during the Joseon Dynasty. Admire its illuminated traditional architecture, then stroll to nearby Jeonju Hanok Village.

This cultural cornerstone showcases traditional Korean music and international performances in acoustically perfect halls. Experience the Jeonju International Sori Festival each September for world-class artistry.

Rural Development Administration is just one of the places to see in Jeonju, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? You'll find more to see and do in this quaint area.