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In the quiet village of BonghwaA hanok stay project where you can enjoy the elegance of traditional Korean houses and the beauty of nature.Experience the warm energy of a hanok and fully immerse yourself in the sounds, light, and breeze of nature in an old house where the charm of Korean tradition remains intact. It will be a Korean-style healing time to regain the relaxation and peace you lost in your busy life and to focus on yourself.
1. A genuine historic house that has weathered the ages
This is an old hanok that has served as a real living place where descendants have been born and raised for over 400 years. Sit on the wooden veranda to appreciate the tranquil scenery, and when you touch the old wooden pillars and hanji windows, you can feel the layers of time and stories accumulated in this space. The rooms, bathed in the soft light of hanji, are cozy and calm, and the ondol-heated floors wrap your body in warmth.Feel the warmth and comfort the old house offersfor yourself.
2. Serene healing in nature
The time of the old house flows together with nature. Surrounding the annex, the spacious garden features a pond filled with lotus flowers and ornamental trees that create different scenery in every season. On the hill behind the house,there is a resting area where you can enjoy views of the hanok village along a wildflower-filled walking pathare provided. Here,you can enjoy a leisurely time sipping tea while admiring the beautiful sceneryExperience it. The quiet moments spent listening to birds and insects will allow you to set down the weight of daily life and become a restful time to fully focus on yourself.
3. The joy of experiencing Korean tradition
In the back garden of the old house,folk games such as the swing, neol (traditional seesaw-like board), jegi (kicking shuttlecock), tuho (arrow throwing), and spinning topsare available for people of all ages to enjoy easily. Also,there is a wood-fired pottery kiln, exhibition, and workshop where you can admire various ceramics or touch the clay and operate the wheel to create your own piece.Experience a Korean-style healing time in this old house where nature and art harmonize, and feel the spirit of Korean tradition with your whole being.
What makes this project special
This is a project where you can stay in a traditional old house in Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk, enjoying the serene charm of a hanok, healing in nature, and experiencing traditional culture. You can stroll through the house's garden and pond, or spend contemplative time overlooking the hanok village from the wildflower hill viewpoint. You can also sit on the daecheongmaru to drink tea and relax, play folk games in the yard, or add simple pleasures by making pottery.
Main Activities
* The above main activities are examples provided for participants' understanding and may vary depending on local conditions.
Additional Information
- All accommodations consist of traditional hanok rooms.
- Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM.
* Please inform us in advance if you will arrive after 9:00 PM. Check-in after 10:30 PM is not possible.
- Due to the nature of hanok construction, sound insulation is limited; please remain quiet after 10:00 PM.
- Cooking and smoking are not permitted inside the accommodations; bringing outside food is allowed only to a limited extent.
- Pottery workshops held at the old house may incur additional fees.
- Due to the hanok's features, there are thresholds and level differences; please be careful when stepping outside.
- Free parking and Wi-Fi are provided.
- It is located about a 10-minute drive from Bonghwa town.
- Pets are not allowed.
- If additional guests are added, extra charges may apply and the room may be changed accordingly.
- To ensure smooth experiences and scheduling, please make reservations at least one month in advance.
Detailed support
Not included
It is a prestigious traditional house designated by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, located in Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk. For over 400 years, eleven generations of descendants have been born and lived here. Opposite the main house are a spacious garden and an annex, and a wood-fired ceramic kiln, a white lotus pond, and garden trees enhance the beauty throughout the four seasons. In the rear garden of the old house, where around 100 species of wildflowers bloom, there is also a folk play area with a swing, a plank used for traditional jumping, a shuttlecock-kicking game, an arrow-tossing game, and spinning tops. Enjoy a leisurely, healing time in this place where nature and art come together.
You will stay in an ondol-style room suitable for up to two guests. The courtyard and garden of the traditional house are serenely visible just outside the door. A simple breakfast made with Bonghwa specialties is provided. Light outside food may be consumed in the room, but cooking activities should be done in the separate communal kitchen. Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM.
*If you wish to participate with family or friends, the room and price may vary, so please contact us in advance.
Region:Bonghwa, North Gyeongsang Province
Bonghwa County in North Gyeongsang Province is a healing travel destination where pristine nature and tranquil mountain village scenery blend together. Located on the slopes of the Baekdudaegan Mountain Range, it offers refreshing air and peaceful forest trails, making it an ideal place to escape the busy daily routine and find rest and relaxation.
1. National Baekdudaegan Arboretum
This national facility was established for forest conservation and education and is composed of themed gardens, outdoor exhibition spaces, and biological resource research areas. A variety of alpine plants, medicinal plants, and wildflowers are displayed year-round, making it a great place to learn about nature while taking a walk. The arboretum's architecture and landscaping are also outstanding, and forest interpretation programs make it suitable for family visitors.
2. Cheongryangsan Provincial Park
Cheongryangsan, the representative mountain of Bonghwa County, is famous for its beautiful hiking trails, rock cliffs, unique rock formations, and skybridge viewpoints. At the peak sits the tranquil Cheongryangsa Temple, and attractions such as Eungjinjeon, Kim Saeng-gul, and Seonyugyo offer both scenic and cultural experiences. Trails range from one-hour to nine-hour courses, so both beginners and experienced hikers can enjoy it.
3. Buncheon Santa Village
Buncheon Santa Village is a "Santa-themed" village that dazzles with a winter festival at the end of the year. The V-Train that goes there is a sightseeing train that slowly runs through the Nakdong River gorge, and the scenery combining mountains and river is very impressive. With VR experiences, a miniature train, and various other attractions, there are hands-on activities that adults and children alike can enjoy.
■ The cost of this project isat the top of this pagewhere you can easily check the detailed prices for each duration and option.
Eligibility and Qualifications
- Any adult, male or female
- People who like traditional Korean houses (hanok) and want to experience living in one
- People who want to experience traditional Korean culture and activities
- People who need to relax in a quiet, tranquil place
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