A Day in a Hanok
A rural holiday with experiences of making kimchi (cubed) and staying in a hanok
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Address
47, Bangchon-ro 1294beon-gil, Munsan-eup, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do
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Advance reservation required - Naver Reservation
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Prices & Programs of A Day in a Hanok
- [Rates]
- Hanok (Private): 297,000 KRW~450,000 KRW
- Children's Hanok Memory Experience Class: 140,000 KRW
- Day Picnic: 80,000 KRW
- [Usage Information]
- Check-in: 3 PM / Check-out: 11 AM
Parenting Tips for A Day in a Hanok
- This is a Hanok Pension where you can enjoy Children's Hanok Experience and Private Hanok Accommodation.
- Experiences are conducted separately for Preschool Children and Elementary School Students.
- Children under 7 years old can participate in activities such as making kimchi (cubed), hanok experience, hanok coloring.
- For those 8 years and older, activities include Hanok Moss Art Making, Hanok Experience, Quiz Show.
- After experiencing the hanok, you can enjoy water play
- at the picnic yard.
- Meals are included in the experience, providing the kids with noodles or a lunchbox.
- You can feel the old atmosphere by observing old tools like mortar and farming equipment that are preserved in the old hanok surroundings.
- Separated classes allow parents to have free time during the experience hours.
- There's also an operating cafe that offers a free coffee to one guardian per child.
- After the lessons, give a snack gift through a quiz show.
- It's convenient to park since there's ample parking space.
A Day in a Hanok
A Day in a Hanok is a countryside getaway space where you and your child can enjoy traditional experiences and an overnight stay while taking in the atmosphere of a historic house. Your family can stay in a private hanok, and kids can try activities like making kkakdugi and joining hanok experiences.
Traditional experiences to enjoy with kids
- Programs are divided by age group for preschoolers and elementary school students.
- Children under 7 can make kkakdugi, enjoy a hanok experience, and color a hanok drawing.
- Children ages 8 and up can make hanok moss art, enjoy a hanok experience, and join a quiz show.
- The experience includes a meal for children, with noodles or a lunch box provided.
- After class, kids can receive a snack gift through the quiz show.
Hanok stay and yard play
- For the private hanok stay, check-in is at 3 PM and check-out is at 11 AM.
- The old hanok has been preserved as it is, so you can see traditional tools like mortars and farming tools and enjoy its old-fashioned charm.
- In the picnic yard, kids can enjoy basin water play.
Helpful information for parents
- Parking available, reservations available
- No high chairs, nursing room, diaper changing station, or stroller rental
- Classes are held separately, so parents can enjoy free time during the experience.
- There is also a cafe, and one free coffee is provided for one guardian per child.
"This is a hanok experience stay where your child can enjoy unique learning and play, while you get to relax and unwind."
FAQ about A Day in a Hanok
What kinds of experiences can children have at A Day in a Hanok?
The experiences are divided by age group. Children under 7 can make kkakdugi, enjoy a hanok experience, and color a hanok drawing, while children ages 8 and up can make hanok moss art, enjoy a hanok experience, and join a quiz show.At A Day in a Hanok, do only children join the experience, or do parents join too?
The experience is run as a separate class, so while children participate, parents can spend some free time on their own. There is also a cafe, and one free coffee is provided for one guardian per child.Are meals provided for children at A Day in a Hanok?
Yes, a children's meal is included in the experience program. Noodles or a lunch box are provided.Can kids also enjoy water play at A Day in a Hanok?
Yes, after the hanok experience, kids can enjoy basin water play in the picnic yard. It is a good idea to check the season and operating conditions when making a reservation.What are the check-in and check-out times for the stay at A Day in a Hanok?
For the private hanok stay, check-in is at 3 PM and check-out is at 11 AM. It is helpful to plan your day around these times.How much does it cost to use A Day in a Hanok?
A private hanok stay costs 297,000 won to 450,000 won, the children's hanok memory experience learning program costs 140,000 won, and the same-day picnic costs 80,000 won. Prices vary depending on the type of use.Is a reservation required for A Day in a Hanok?
Yes, reservations are available. It is best to book in advance before visiting for both the stay and the experience.Is parking convenient at A Day in a Hanok?
Yes, parking is available, and there is a large parking area, so it is convenient to visit by car. It is also relatively easy to use when visiting as a family, even if you have a lot to carry.Does A Day in a Hanok have infant facilities like high chairs or a nursing room?
High chairs, a nursing room, a diaper changing station, and stroller rental are not provided. If you are visiting with an infant or toddler, it is best to bring any needed items with you in advance.
A Day in a Hanok Address
Address: 47, Bangchon-ro 1294beon-gil, Munsan-eup, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do
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How to make a reservation for A Day in a Hanok?
Advance reservation required - Naver Reservation