Korean Folk Village — A Day Into the Joseon Era
In Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, the Korean Folk Village is an open-air museum that recreates an entire Joseon-era town. You can walk among thatched and tiled houses while enjoying traditional performances and hands-on experiences — especially popular with family travelers.
Season by season
- 🌸 Spring — a village in bloom and the start of outdoor performances
- ☀️ Summer — summer-only events such as water play and night opening
- 🍁 Autumn — the village in foliage, a photo highlight
- ❄️ Winter — snow-covered thatched roofs and a winter festival
What to see
- Traditional performances — farmers' music, tightrope walking, equestrian martial arts
- Folk village — traditional houses by region and a market street
- Hands-on programs — wearing hanbok, traditional games, crafts
Nearby
Everland and the surrounding Yongin area are close, easy to combine.
Photo tips
The tightrope performance and the market alleys are the signature shots. Foliage season and winter snow are especially beautiful.
Visitor info
- Getting there: Shuttle or city bus from Sanggal Station (Bundang Line)
- Admission: Paid (free-pass separate) — check the official site before visiting
- Suggested time: Performances run on a fixed schedule; half a day to a full day is recommended.