24 Hours in Jeonju Korea 🇰🇷 South Korea Travel Vlog
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2022
- Jeonju was not initially on our itinerary for our South Korea trip. But when we couldn't find anywhere to stay in Seoul, we decided to come here for the night. We got to stay in a traditional Korean home or hanok, try Korean rice wine called makgeolli, for the first time, and explore the beautiful Jeonju Hanok Village.
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Where we stayed: booking.tp.st/QTijEaot
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The restaurant we visited: Chunnyunnuri Bom
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Korean ancestors curved the roof to make the rain fall faster because of the concentrated rain in summer, and lifted the edge of the roof so that the pillars in the rain could dry up quickly in the sunlight But your aunt's story is more interesting😁
Super interesting - There's so much ingenuity in the details with Korea!
The real reason for curved roofs in ancient korea architecturally speaking was the roofs blended in with the mountains in the background from a certain angle. China adopted this curved roof from ancient Korea as most major cities in ancient china was flat and has zero mountains in the background.
this is the info we needed, thank you!! :)
@@LisaAndJosh if you look at most palaces in Korea the curved roofs blend in with the mountains in the background. No other country in Asia has this. Not china or Japan. Only Korean palaces
Jeonju… what a lovely city!
JeonJu Hanok were first designed and built in the 14th century during the Joseon Dynasty.
Sleeping on floor.. that room is not just floor, its calls ONDOL-- underfloor heating system that is very unique to Korea
so in winter whole room is warm and cozy, not like when you use american stove heater or electric heater that only heating
a small area of the room.
Those ondol are the best!!
Jeonju is famous for its traditional Hanok village and food. We hope you enjoy!😅❤🎉😂
In jeonju I had a special experience with staying in a hanok as well🥰 Not soo comfortable (for my taste) but I will always remember it. It was winter and so cozy and comfortable in this little hanok🤭
Wintertime in a hanok sounds so cozy, especially with the flooring system. :) we'd love to come back then
Jeonju looks incredible! It’s nice to see areas where culture is preserved for us to experience! Would love to visit places like this and experience that meal-probably even more so that the busier more modern cities! Thanks for sharing this experience 🇰🇷
In Asian architecture, tips of roofs are built going upward in order to dry wooden column using sunshine. The angle of the curve varies according to latitude and longitude since sunlight hits differently according to latitude/longitude. The angles go steeper in South East Asia because sun hits from right above your head in SE Asia.
thanks for this helpful information and fun fact!!
If you liked Jeonju, I highly recommend Kyungju as it used to be an ancient dynasty Shilla that was even before Joseon
I really want to visit Kyungju! I keep hearing that the history (and food!) is way worth the trip.
나는 한국인이라 경주 3번 가봄.
조선 이전이 아니라 고려 이전 이에요.
I'm loving these Korea videos! Can you guys just stay there forever and make videos? Lol.
Korea is the best! I've been loving this series of videos too.. Great stuff
feels like we could!! ☺️
Are Lisa and Josh staying there forever?
❤Your channel is literally my comfort place. You make me so happy. Love you 🤗❤
I love to go to Korea. I love BTS ❤Jjajangmyeon🍝, Tteokbokki, noodle🥤, Kimuchi, Samgyeopsal🤤❤
Travel Sunday, Travel Sunday 24 hours in Jeonju!! 🇰🇷
I was there last week with my partner! Wish we could have bumped into you guys!
We had such a lovely time there! Glad you guys loved it too!
hope you guys had a great time! bummed to have missed you!
this vlog is so good ,
love the traditional side , you show of Korea
I'm digging it too! Lots of old school spots and traditions to see in Korea...
we loved Jeonju--so special and different :) thank you for watching!
One of my favorite cities in Korea. ❤️ I’m so glad you guys enjoyed yourselves.
Jeonju is so special :) thanks for watching!
So cool!! Planning to go Korea end of the year 😆 thanks for sharing, much love from Singapore 💕
So cool! Have a great trip! :) thank you for watching!
Jeonju is the hometown of the founder of joseon Dynasty.. who is Yi Seong-Gye and I am one of his descendants haha~
awesome!!
So awesome you guys made it to Jeonju!
we were glad too! Jeonju felt so special! :)
Daecheon Beach Mud Festival is famous.
when you get back to seoul and you are craving some bibimbap you can try Mongmyeok Sanbang. It is close to namsan tower and michelin rated. $10 for a michelin star bibimbap.
I've got that place on my list! Along with some other Seoul spots. Gotta go, glad to know you approve!
ooh, as soon as you said it was close to Namsan Tower, we knew what you meant! We went there on our second day in Seoul and it was so nice! Had no clue it was a Michelin star restaurant. we loved it!
Ciao guys 👋 👋
Greetings from Greenwich London ⚓️ ⛵️
Cheers ☕️ 🥐 👍 🌹 ✅
hi there!! :)
She speaks favorable remarks
So pretty
I hope they enjoying
It's hilarious when you hear them whispering to remind each other on what needs to be said on camera. So cute. 😁
haha it's a team effort, for sure :)
The real reason for curved roofs in ancient korea architecturally speaking was the roofs blended in with the mountains in the background from a certain angle. Ancient China adopted this curved roof styling from ancient Korea even though most major cities in ancient china was flat and has zero mountains in the background. Most palaces in Korea are built with mountains in the background and the curved roofs perfectly line up with the mountains in the background. This is the real reason. For example look at gyeongbokgeung palace in Seoul. The curved roofs perfectly line up with the mountains in the background. Beijing which is flat land without any mountains by the forbidden city....probably made up rumours why the roofs are curved. But in Korea this is the real reason ancient roofs are curved.
I love you guys! This will be my 2nd trip to Korea and will be doing a complete Korean immersion this time. I have been struggling with quality Korea vlogs! Until you guys! Wierd, but Japan vlogs seem to have better content, but all Japaned out for now.
Thanks guys!!!
thank you for finding us!! :) we loved our time in South Korea and can't wait to go back
Love what you do!!
☺️ thanks so much for watching!
Chilled makgeolli on a hot summer day is awesome. Silkworm, not so much 😂
I can get down with both 🙂 But just makgeolli is OK too!
haha yes! the chilled part was so key!!
Actually silkworm goes well with makgeolli. They sell it in grocery stores in a can. I don't know the history of it but when we were little it was replacement of protein, so scarce of food after korean war at that time.
@@sami-qm8od it's admirable how Koreans have for so long made amazing flavors with whatever ingredients were available.. I recently tried silkworm soup in Seoul, and it was quite nice!
Lotte World Tower also has a sky walk available. Seems like a fun place to vlog. haha
'541m suspension bridge'' over the sky at the top floor of Lotte World Tower-- the 4th tallest in the world
Landmarks in Korea | Lotte World Tower Sky Bridge Timelapses
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Whoa! I'm impressed you went straight into the beondegi (the nutty bug) w/out hesitation.
agreed! such a special place amongst all the metropolitan cities :) thanks for watching!
Love that you guys are very adventurous!
Wow what a nice vibe!!
All I can say is you guys are amazing, I really love what you do. Thanks for making it what it is, brilliant.
Never have been to Korea before but I have had meokgeolli and it is very nice and creamy, and mild in booze content yet still has that "kick" but there are more than one flavor. I've had the banana and the regulat in plastic beige bottle, Im glad we can get this in Canada.
I'll still likely come to Korea and drink it and visit BTS cafe. One of my higher-on-the list things to do/ Probably sooner than later 💯
There's an interesting rule in every Makgeoli han-sang (means a full table with makgeoli) pubs.
We can get whole new types of dishes whenever you order a new kettle!!
Usually there are 3 or 4 stages, and quite fancy side dishes at latter stages.
Only tipplers can get the best! 😆
we heard about this! I think if we had more of us at the table, we'd order more :)
Love you two ❤️ see you next week 😄
AWESOME!
Thank you for ur video.
And please try to find another traditional villages in Andong if visiting again.
October is most beautiful season.
I hope you had a great time and hapiness during trip.
Don't worry Josh, those silkworms were packed with protein! lol
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Thank you so much for your brilliant videos of South Korea, I have only just discovered them. To travel with you, it is quite bittersweet in a lovely way. My husband and I desperately wanted to visit S.K but sadly it wasnt to be, he passed away three years ago so it is rather lovely being able to take part in your travelling experience of SK and of course Jeju Island. Treasure everyday and safe travels.
Hi Irene-thank you for your sweet message. So sorry about the loss of your husband. We are so happy you are able to travel along with us, we hope you’ll be able to visit Korea someday and carry memories of your husband with you.
Loved the accommodations, but I doubt I would have slept at all LOL. Now on to that dining experience, yummy 😋🙌🏼
😂 It was a rough night of sleep, but we think we'd get used to it!
I had to accompanied you guys at the makgeolli bar so that you could enjoy it fully.
I have lived in Canada over 20 years but was born in Chonju. I feel very good to hear some foreigners are enjoying the views of Chonju. Chonju has the long history and lots of the cultural assets. Thanks for the post!
One of our favorite places! Thank you for watching!
아~~~
전주까지 가셨군요
제대로 한국을 즐기고있는것 같아요
방은 귀엽고 어릴적 생각이 나네요
좋은여정 되시길 바랍니다~^^#
I wanna go there and do as you guys experienced. You two are giving me many tips to travel my country. 😆
Lots of good destinations lately.. I especially liked the trip to Yeosu!
Have fun!! :) You have a beautiful country!
What a pretty little town. So unique. Love you just try all the food/drink. When Lisa asked Josh "do you know what it is" he just says "not really" (but I'll eat it anyway as it's delicious 🤣🤣)
all of it was so unique and good! :) :) :)
Omg 😲 it's my hometown. Hope you enjoy beautiful jeonju !!
you have a lovely hometown!! :) we had a great time
I love your crossbody bag. Where did you buy it? Great for traveling!
Not familiar with Jeonju until I watched this video. Will definitely check this out.
it's a beautiful town! :)
welcome to JEON-JU guys!
thank you!!
Thats taeyeon hometown 🥹
Koreans don't mess around when it comes to speed. Many of Korea's traditional food are original fast food where you can eat healthy balanced meal and be done eating quicker than McDonalds.
Too bad it was middle of summer that you didn't get to experience it. If it was cooler months, the floor heats up using a method called ondol (heated rock or floor). Here in states, I really wish my home was equipped with Ondol (or radiated floor heating) since I don't wear shoes in the house and it's much cost effective compared to air heating system. Apparently expensive to install it to existing construction per American contractors but I'm finding that there are ways to install it to existing structures that is common in Korea that American contractors don't know about.
yes, we were super impressed!
we heard about the ondol--that's so cool!
Finally uploaded 🙌 ✨️ ☺️ 😄 🙏 💕 🙌 ✨️ ☺️ 😄 🙏 💕 🙌 ✨️ ☺️ 😄 🙏 💕 🙌
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Superb upload
Thank you so much 🙂
hi,i'm korean.thank you for make this video.
thank you for watching!! :)
Thank friend for sharing beautiful content 💋🙏❤️
Thanks for visiting!!
Hello, Lisa and Josh.
I'm a writer of a UA-cam channel that reports positive responses from overseas related to Korea.
It's called "위대한 언니" May I ask your permission to use this video as a reference? If you allow it we will use 5~6mins of your video, and will introduce your channel name, and put the direct link on a fixed reply. I'm looking forward to your positive response. Thanks. :)
Sure - go ahead!
외국인들은 모르면 물어보질 않아요.먹는 방법을 잘 모르면 주인에게 물어보면 친절히 알려줄텐데.
Okay.. so there was a silkworm… there are few things i just cant eat and it is that lol
The worms were...crunchy?! 😂 Maybe Josh likes the electric scooters because he'll take inspo for a possible future project in Thailand? 😁 😂
haha there's an idea :)
That's a Korean black sesame Juk/porridge~ made from finely ground black sesame, nutty juk is good for your health or for
recovering patients as black sesame seeds are rich in digestive enzymes that help with healthy liver and kidney functions.
Hi, planning to have 2 days in Jeonju, do you recommend your traditional hanok where you spent your night? What is the name?
I am travelling alone. Thanks!
hi thank you for very helpful Korean blog! May I ask where did you stay in Jeonju thank you
hi there! this is the name of the hanok: jeonjuhanogmaeul ilragdangsarangcae
:) it's right near the beginning of the Jeonju Hanok Village
@@LisaAndJosh thnk you 🤗🤗
Nutty and tasty silkworms. Hmmm mmm 😉
Oh yes!
What was the name of the pavilion that you went to?
Please tell me what he used on his phone to read the paper I’m visiting soon to Korea and could really use that
Probably the google translate app!
How did you get from the train station to the Hanok village? Taxi, bus or walking? Thanks
we took a taxi :)
@@LisaAndJosh thanks for responding. We are traveling there this morning. Our SIM card did not arrive so we have no phone. I was worried how we would get from the train station to Hanok Village.
@@benerdet ah, that can be frustrating! have a great time in Jeonju!!
@@LisaAndJosh thanks, we managed to get a taxi at the station. it was lovely being in Jeonju.
11:30 actually that's not Korean food
not chonju. jeonju
Was 24 hours too short to spend in Jeonju? Do you wish you had more time there? My mom had mentioned that she would like to go, purely for the food. It's not a part of Korea that she has ever been to, and after watching this vlog, looks like worthy stop on our trip.
hi there! we do wish we had spent a couple of days in Jeonju! we felt like there was more to explore and enjoy (and eat!) but unfortunately the weekend we were there, the hotels were all booked up. hope you will get to go :)
Mark wiennes expresses the taste in detail like a food critic. Why don't you change jobs? I feel at ease.
도넥트,,,더미스이즈?혼열일본인ㅡ?
전주 = 음식의 도시
어릴때의 간식 번데기군요
너무 한국적인 음식이라 잘 맞을지 궁금합니다
쪼금 걱정되네요
Too short of a trip!
we agree! we wish we could've stayed longer, but sadly all the accommodations were booked :(
I think that's upside down..
It actually looks great upside, but it might feel rough though
not me 😁
good to know!!! :)
막걸리 마시면 슬로울리 취함니다.
What happened to Josh’s parents? They didn’t even say goodbye?
watch the previous video (or the one before that)
Ah, Josh's parents headed home 😢 We parted ways with them in Seoul after our trip to Jeju and before our trip to Yeosu.