Places to visit in Jeonbuk
10 attractions in Jeonbuk that the Korea Tourism Organization introduces to international visitors. Open a card for the address, opening hours and closed days.
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Jeonbuk
Gochangeupseong Walled Town
Gochangeupseong is a town fortress built in 1453 that served as an outpost defending the Honam inland area. Visitors can see natural scenery and partly restored government buildings.
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Jeonbuk
Byeokgolje Reservoir Site
Gimje Byeokgolje is a historic site with the embankment and a rebuilding monument of an old reservoir, the first built in Korea. Visitors can see about 3 km of the embankment that remains today.
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Jeonbuk
Former Main Building of the Gunsan Customs
This is the former main customs building of Gunsan, completed in 1908 in a European style using red bricks imported from Belgium. Today it serves as the Honam Customs Museum, where visitors can learn about customs history.
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Jeonbuk
Chaeseokgang Cliff (Jeonbuk National Geopark)
Chaeseokgang is a sedimentary rock cliff shaped since the Cretaceous period, about 70 million years ago. Visitors can see sea cliffs, sea caves, potholes and tidal pools along the shore.
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Jeonbuk
Saekjang Rice Mill
Saekjang Rice Mill is a rice mill about 70 years old, restored to its original form, where art, antiques and folk items are displayed and sold. Visitors can also relax over a cup of tea in its unique café.
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Jeonbuk
Baramssoeneun-gil Road
Baramssoeneun-gil Road is a walking path that runs from Hanbyeokgul Tunnel near Jeonju Hanok Village to the Jeonju Nature Ecology Museum. Visitors can relax beside the Jeonjucheon Stream.
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Jeonbuk
Imsil Cheese Village
Imsil Cheese Village is the village at the roots of Imsil cheese, about 20 km from Jeonju. Visitors can try making mozzarella cheese, pizza with Korean rice, and yogurt.
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Jeonbuk
Moaksan Provincial Park
Moaksan Provincial Park in Gimje is a 793.5m mountain park with views over the Honam Plain, Geumsansa Temple, and scenery that changes with the seasons.
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Jeonbuk
Tapsa Temple
Tapsa Temple lies inside Maisan Provincial Park and is known for about 80 stone pagodas set against towering cliffs, creating a distinctive atmosphere.
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Jeonbuk
Gunsan Dongguksa Temple
Dongguksa in Gunsan is a temple founded in 1909, where visitors can see features of Japanese-style temple architecture such as plain eaves and many windows. Its main hall is a nationally registered cultural heritage.
Spots close together
We grouped selected places that are near one another. Distances are straight-line between two places; real travel distance and time will differ.
- 4 stops
- Saekjang Rice Mill → about 2.7 km
- Baramssoeneun-gil Road → about 13.6 km
- Moaksan Provincial Park → about 23.6 km
- Imsil Cheese Village
Festivals & events in Jeonbuk
Look at festivals held in the same area too.
Annual signature festivals
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Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI) · The photo and description on this page are based on Korea Tourism Organization material published under KOGL Type 1 (attribution).