- If you are looking for a special accommodation in Korea where you can experience traditional Korean culture firsthand, rather than just staying at a simple hotel during your trip, we recommend ‘Gangneung Ojukheon Hanok Village.’
- This place preserves the serene beauty of Joseon-era hanok architecture, while also being equipped with modern amenities so you can experience tradition without inconvenience.
Spend a night surrounded by the beauty of hanok in harmony with nature, and have a time to connect more deeply with Korea’s history and culture. - It is located right next to Ojukheon, one of Korea’s most famous historical sites, making it the perfect place to enjoy both historical exploration and a healing trip at the same time.
Detailed Information
[Accommodation Introduction]
Gangneung Ojukheon Hanok Village is designed as a natural and comfortable space, preserving the unique beauty and characteristics of hanok.
Even amidst sophisticated decorations, the simple traditional beauty is alive, and the bamboo scenery planted throughout the village brings peace of mind and calms the body and soul just by looking at it.
In addition, this hanok village is adjacent to ‘Ojukheon,’ well known as the birthplace of Yulgok Yi I, a representative scholar of the Joseon Dynasty, and in the future, it will be used as a place for character education to convey Yulgok’s philosophy and values.
Furthermore, through traditional culture experience programs, it is developing into a space where people from all over the world can directly feel and experience Korea’s traditions and spirit.
Gangneung Ojukheon Hanok Village is a precious medium that introduces the excellence of Korean hanok and traditional culture to the world.
[Facility Guide]
1. Shared Dining Room
- A communal kitchen where you can prepare and eat food.
- Usage fee: 10,000 KRW per use
2. Futsal Field
- A sports facility provided for guests staying at Gangneung Ojukheon Hanok Village.
3. Traditional Playground
- A space where you can learn about and understand traditional culture through games such as swings, yutnori, tuho, ssireum, and sabangchigi.
* If you would like to use the shared dining room or futsal field, please contact Gangneung Ojukheon Hanok Village at +82-33-655-1118.
[Room Guide]
1. Standard Room
- Room layout: Living room, bathroom, Korean-style ondol room
- Room size: 32.4m²
- Occupancy: 2–3 people
- Amenities: Bedding set, TV, telephone, refrigerator, Wi-Fi, coffee pot, hair dryer
2. General Numaru (Raised Floor)
- Room layout: Korean-style ondol room, numaru, living room, bathroom
- Room size: 39.6m²
- Occupancy: 3–4 people
- Amenities: Bedding set, TV, telephone, refrigerator, Wi-Fi, coffee pot, hair dryer
