Jeonju Hanok Village Hanbok Rental Experience Hanboknam
Description
Discover South Korea's culture in style! This is not only about the hanbok rental, but also a space for tourists to understand Korean culture and enjoy the experience of wearing a hanbok. Rentals range from 1.5 hours to 4 hours. You can choose either a basic hanbok, or a hanbok with a theme. You will also be able to visit nearby attraction including Gyeongbok Palace of the Joseon Dynasty, Changdeok Palace, and Hanok Village. This is a small group experience.
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Itinerary
Go straight in front of the Gyeonggijeon Hall's ticket office and turn left at the intersection and it is about 20 meters
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Children hanbok is available
- Sizes from S~XL available for males and females
- Bring ID or passport
- The time for selection is a half-hour. If you exceed the 30 minutes, the exceeded time will be considered part of the rental time.
- You can try on a hanbok twice
- If you exceed the return time, there is extra charge: -Traditional hanbok: 1,000 won per 10 minutes (1 person) -Theme hanbok: 2,000 won per 10 minutes (1 person).
- If the hanbok is damaged or dirtied, there is an extra charge so please be careful.
- If you lose the accessories and/or the locker key, you will be responsible for paying for those items.
- No minimum age
Reviews(3)
Grrat experience, but if this is something ro be promoted on tripadvisor where lots of foreigners can see, they really should have someone who can speak English. I was having a hard time trying to communicate with the staffs there
We went to check out the place 2 hours before we actually wanted to wear the hanbok just to see their options and pick out what we wanted to wear. We left and came back and tried to talk to the staff about the hanging we had set aside. The staff seemed very annoyed and didn't want to help the group of foreigners. Out of the 5 of us only me and one other friend spoke enough Korean but still my group was constantly ignored or overlooked. When it came down to me getting an hanbok, it didn't fit me and no one offered to help. I read that this place had a lot of sizes, guess it wasn't all true. Sad to say my friends got to experience the only thing I came to Jeonju for during Chuseok while I sat alone. I didn't want to be the only one in the group walking around not wearing a hanbok. I also didn't have extra money to pay for a rental at a different place. I could not get my money back either. The people here didn't really seem to want to be bothered with helping foreigners. They just kind of pushed us out of the way. One person in my group was not tied correctly in her hanbok. If you choose to go here, do it with caution.
Loved dressing up in Hanboks. The staff were friendly and spoke some English, there was a wide selection of beautiful Hanboks to choose from and the whole getting ready and return process was easy! Definitely recommend!
