KOREA THROUGH THE SCREEN · JEONJU 01
Twenty-Five Twenty-One
스물다섯 스물하나
Choose the Jeonju memory you want to walk into.
A short tunnel carries the drama’s emotional weight, while the surrounding hanok district lets youth, food and older city textures coexist without becoming a frozen set.
- TIME
- 2–3 hours
- AREA
- Jeonju
4.2 KM · JEONJU CUT
START WITH WHAT STAYED WITH YOU
Did you keep the tunnel or the whole season of youth?
Stay with the confirmed emotional location, or let the wider Jeonju route turn one scene into a full day.
Before you commit to this route
- Start
- Jeonju Station (전주역) → Hanbyeok Tunnel
From your accommodation or the hub below, check the current route to the first place. A place pin is not a verified entrance.
Find the place ↗ - Finish → return
- Hanbyeok Tunnel → Jeonju Station (전주역)
From the final place, check the route back via this hub to your accommodation. Save the return before setting out; optional detours require their own return plan.
Find the return hub ↗ - Time boundary · 2–3 hours
- Add the final bus/taxi connection to the selected visit time, plus both intercity journeys if coming from another city. Check the last return, seats and pickup before buying admission; a short visit does not make the journey short.
- Rain / changed plans
- Omit the lower stream path in rain or closures. Keep open street-level shops/cafés only where safely reachable, then return from the street-level area via the listed hub. Do not rejoin the closed lower path downstream.
Build your budget
Optional food/drink: KRW 15,000–25,000 per adult is an editorial allowance, not a checked menu price.
Add the admissions below, both transport journeys, local transfers and any parking. Transport has no fixed quote here, so a total is not promised. Shopping and optional paid experiences are extra.
- Hanbyeok Tunnel: Free · 2026-09-11
Basis and limits
Editorial connection between the listed places and transport hubs, not a measured journey or field-verified doorway. Place-specific source dates below remain unchanged. Current route, fare and access must be checked for your travel date.
YOUR FREE TRIP CUT · 2–3 hours
See how your day fits together.
Jeonjucheon → Hanbyeokdang → Hanbyeok Tunnel
Mapped places
One mapped anchor for this choice. Use the visit plan for what to do there and how to leave.
Open the place, choose Directions and set your starting point. Confirm travel mode and time before leaving.
Suggested day
A compact walking route from the hanok village edge.
- LATE AFTERNOON
Jeonjucheon approach
Walk from the village edge and let the stream slow the arrival.
- GOLDEN HOUR
Hanbyeok Tunnel
Hold both screen memories without occupying the path.
- AFTERWARD
Hanbyeokdang outlook
End above the stream rather than chasing a private-house pin.
ONE TUNNEL · SELECTED
One exact scene and one honest city continuation.
Each label separates a confirmed screen connection from cultural context and our route edit.
Hanbyeok Tunnel
한벽굴 · Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do
The 60-metre passage is small enough to feel personal and open enough to remain part of daily Jeonju.
KTO confirms the tunnel for multiple romantic and emotional scenes, including encouragement and separation.
Walk in from the hanok village edge; keep recreations brief and leave the local path clear.
Open practical details
- Address
- Near Hanbyeokdang Pavilion, Gyo-dong, Wansan-gu, Jeonju
- Access
- Open 24 hours, all year
- Admission
- Free
- Parking
- No parking at the tunnel; walk from the Hanbyeokdang or hanok village area
- Official listing: open 24 hours, all year and free.
- No parking is available at the tunnel.
- Use daylight or golden hour and watch for cyclists and pedestrians.
Why this day belongs to the storyScreen evidence, cultural context and the moments behind the choice.
THE KOREA IT SHOWED
A remembered year needs more than one preserved frame.
The series appears nostalgic because Jeonju lets several periods remain visible in one walk.
Hanbyeok Tunnel is the verified emotional anchor; the hanok village supplies present-day food, craft and public life around it.
Take this Lens into JeonjuMOMENTS THAT STAY WITH YOU
The screen memory behind the choice.
Each moment separates what the work makes you feel from what a traveler can responsibly experience.
Encouragement and goodbye in one tunnel
Hanbyeok Tunnel appears in scenes where the leads encourage each other and later separate.
The same 60-metre passage holds opposite emotions without changing shape.It is a public local path with no parking at the tunnel itself.Youth moving through old Jeonju
The official 4.2 km itinerary links the tunnel to several Jeonju filming traces near the hanok district.
Old roofs and ordinary streets make remembered time feel continuous.Some famous houses or former businesses are private, closed or bookable only under current terms.KOREA BEHIND THE SCENE
Keep private memories private, even when the exterior is famous.
The best public route uses the tunnel, stream and village; booked lodging and homes need different boundaries.
One place can hold two scenes
The tunnel’s meaning changes across the story while the structure stays the same.
Read the sequence instead of collecting duplicate photos.Public route, shared path
Hanbyeok Tunnel remains part of local pedestrian movement.
Keep tripods and groups out of the centre line.The city is still present tense
Jeonju’s hanok district is a working visitor economy, not a youth-drama museum.
Choose current food, craft and public institutions.REALITY CHECK
What the screen confirms — and what the day still needs.
Filming evidence and live visitor conditions are checked separately so a memorable scene does not become a false promise.
NO ON-SITE VISIT YETHanbyeok Tunnel emotional scenes
Confirmed by KTOJeonju 4.2 km official filming itinerary
Confirmed by KTOPrivate or closed houses
Excluded from the free public route unless current access is explicitK-SPOT on-site visit
Not yet conductedKEEP YOUR KOREA MOVING