Keonggijeon

Gyeonggijeon is a symbol of Jeonju Hanok Village and is a traditional Korean style building. The film crew of the famous Korean drama "Gong" took the scene here when filming, and Kyunggijeon became more familiar to the audience and tourists.

Gyeonggijeon is a place dedicated to the portrait of Lee Taejo, the founder of Korea. The Qingji Hall was damaged during the Renchen Japanese Rebellion, and the existing building was rebuilt in 1614. In Gyeonggijeon, there are Jeonju History Bank, Gojin Museum, etc., where records of the Joseon Dynasty are kept. I heard that this was the filming location of the Korean drama "The Palace", and many people came here to take pictures wearing traditional costumes.

Walking in the garden, you can hear the stories of the past from the houses everywhere, and even the steps become cautious, for fear of breaking the tranquility here

The weather is good, the scenery inside is good, and there are some ancient Korean games.

This place was built for the statue of Taizu Li. Walking in the garden, it is as if you can hear houses telling stories from the past, and even the steps become cautious, for fear of breaking the tranquility here.