North Jeolla

North Jeolla is a province in the south west of South Korea.

Cities
  • 🌍 Jeonju (μ „μ£Ό) - Capital of North Jeolla
  • 🌍 Gimje - the location of Geumsansa, one of South Korea's most famous Buddhist temples
  • 🌍 Gunsan
  • 🌍 Iksan
  • 🌍 Jeongeup
  • 🌍 Muju
  • 🌍 Namwon - the hometown of important Korean classical literature, such as Chunhyangjeon and Heungbujeon. Chunhyangjeon was written for Pansori at first but people also met the story as a novel. It is a representative love story of Korea written in the Joseon (1392 1910) period. Namwon is also a background of the story of Heungbujeon, one of the top Korean classical literature.
The Maitreya Hall at Geumsansa

Other destinations

Understand
Location in South Korea

Get in

Get around

See
The Gochang dolmen site
  • See the Gochang dolmen sites which together with the ones in Hwasun and Ganghwa are highly praised for their archaeological worth, and added to the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage list in 2000.
  • Visit Namwon to see the Gwanghallu garden, which is the representative traditional garden built in the middle years of Joseon dynasty(1392-1910). Chunhyang first met her love, Lee Mong ryong, here. You can enjoy the beautiful view of nature.
  • Visit Naejangsan Temple in Jeongeup.
  • In the northern part of this region you can find two of the sites of the Baekje world heritage; the Archeological site in Wanggung-ri and the Mireuksa Temple site.

Do
  • Ski in Muju
  • Maple Leaf Festival in Jeongup

Eat
  • Chueotang (좔어탕), a spicy, hearty stew made from minced loach (mudfish), potatoes, mushrooms, rice cakes and anything else lying around. A speciality of Namwon, where July 5 is "Chueotang Day".

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