Explore South Korea through its regional specialties, from Jeonju bibimbap to Busan’s milmyeon and Jeju's black pork. A ...

Took a trip to the historic city of #Jeonju in South Korea. This place is home to the biggest hanok village in South Korea ...

Jeonju, South Korea is a UNESCO City of Gastronomy and if there is only one thing you eat in Jeonju, it must be bibimbap. Picture, beautiful strips of marinated raw pork on a bed of countless ...

Jeonju Bibimbap is known to be superior to other Bibimbap varieties, especially with the distinctive Jeonju bean sprouts and yellow-colored bean jelly that are usually special toppings in Bibimbap.

1. Jeonju Hanok Village (Jeonju, North Jeolla) If Seoul has Bukchon Hanok Village, in North Jeolla there is Jeonju Hanok Village. This traditional Korean residential complex is the largest in Korea.

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Jeollabuk is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes, rich culinary heritage such as the iconic Jeonju Bibimbap, traditional Hanok houses, and intangible cultural assets like the Mongyeon art ...

Bibimbap, a vibrant and flavourful Korean dish, ... The most famous version is Jeonju bibimbap, hailing from the city of Jeonju in the southwestern part of Korea.

Also, you can experience making Jeonju Bibimbap, Jeonju's representative food, so you can feel the charm of Jeonju, a gourmet city.

Jeonju, in north Jeolla province, is so famed for its food that it’s designated a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, serving subtle twists on classic dishes from bibimbap to rice wine.

The Jeonju Bibimbap Festival kicked off. The essential ingredients for Jeonju bibimbap, which is grown from Imsil-gun to spring water from the Hanok Village in Gyodong, Jeonju, ...