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Globally recognized ‘JeonjuHanok Village’ attracts 10 million visitors a year

Jeonju, the most traditional Korean city

Jeonju was the capital of the Baekjue Kingdom established by GyeonHwon in 900. It functioned as the capital of Jeolla Province during the Josen Dynasty. As it is known already, Jeonju was appointed by UNESCO as a ‘Food Creative City’ and the ‘Home of Korean Opera’ in 2012. The city embraces the most traditional Korean houses, food and paper and the beautiful landscape is surrounded by the wide open fields that lead to the Western Sea (Yellow Sea). The city’s advantageous location and abundance were well known to the people long time ago in history. Since the city was yet again appointed as an International Slow City, JeonjuHanok Villagereceived2010 Korea Tourism Awards from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. It was alsochosen for 2011 Korea Tourist Hotspot and2012 Global Brand Project by the Ministry of the Interior as well as 2015 No.1 Tourist Destination of the mainland Korea.

 

JeonjuHanok Village, the landmark of Jeonju

In order to turn Jeonju and the surrounding areas to a global culture and tourism city, the city has pushed forward ‘Asian Cultural City Project’ through a variety of cultural experience programs and local brands. So far, the first thing that visitors are eager to walk around when in the city is the famous JeonjuHanok Village. The 700 Korean houses including important cultural assets and facilities are creating a unique atmosphere within the center of the city. ‘Omokdae’ among the buildings in the village is the most popular drop by. You start from Kirin-ro and turn left at the entrance of Taejo-ro to find it. Omokade is known to be the place where Yi Seong-gye, the founder of Joseon, held a banquet for defeating the Japanese at The Battle of Hwangsan. Turn your eye to your left hand side to see Jeondong Cathedral and Gyeonggijeon Palace for a while. The village also is famous for yellow ginkgo leaf covering JeonjuHyanggyo, the best preserved Confucian temple in Korea,when you visit in the autumn. It was known to be built during the Goryeo Kingdom and refurbished in the Joseon Dynasty era. However, it became famous as a filming site of Sungkyunkwan Scandal, a KBS2 drama in 2010.

 

Making Jeonju more popular than Rome and Paris by 2020

The mayor Kim Seung-su has pushed forward the project to turn ‘Good Jeonju’ to ‘Great Jeonju’ since he took the office. He has exerted his utmost effort in achieving No.1 title of the local cultural index that measures the level of cultural activities of the region. He secured a 200 billion won budget while carrying out the urban regeneration project through which he fully recovered the traditional Jeolla Provincial Office, built the History and Cultural Belt of JeonjuDonghak Peasant Revolutionand the Onsekjang Rural Tourism Village. “I will create a win-win cultural and economic structure in the city through promotion of more cultural contents and makeJeonju more popular than Rome and Paris by 2020 through customized support for history and culture” said Kim in determination. Also, the city is working on ‘Ecological City Plan’ where people and nature can coexist in harmony while‘Modernization of Express Bus Terminal’ and ‘Jeonju Impression Project’, with support of private companies, are ongoing.An official of the city said that the city would bring up ‘Basic Plans for Historic City and District Promotion’ in order to grow the city as the ‘top city in Asia.


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