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The Bukchon Traditional Culture Center was opened in October 2002 in order to offer a chance to share the better traditional cultural programs and to implant pride in people.
Originally, this place was the residence of the Min family - the family in charge of finance during the last days of the Joseon Dynasty.
The house is comprised of the anchae (the main building of a house), the bakkatchae (outer quarters), a haengrangchae (an annex), a byeolchae (a separated building) and a Sadang (a shrine); however, it has been restored a few times.

The haengrangchae has been converted into a public information hall which exhibits the materials about the entire history and value of Bukchon. There you can find information on Bukchon tours.

Additionally, the conference rooms where the meetings touch upon the traditional cultural events would be held and the sarangbang to which people can easily visit are well furnished.

 

A small pavilion situated behind the anchae was actually a Sadang but is now used as a place where people can enjoy the scenery of hanoks and share a cup of tea with their friends.
In the deep back side of the pavilion, you will meet the byeolchae, where classes are held. The Center is organized into distinct areas for calligraphy, folktales, tea ceremony, traditional knotting, traditional embroidery, and so on.
In Bukchon, you can encounter tradition while wandering the narrow alleys of the village full of the hanoks standing in long rows.

The Bukchon Traditional Culture Center is the place where tradition is perfectly preserved and handed down to future generations

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Bus

Local line(green bus) : 7025
Arterial line(blue bus) : 109, 151, 162, 171, 172, 272, 601
Airport Bus : 602-1

Subway

Subway Line 3, Anguk Station Exit No. 3

Tel.

(02)3707-8388, 8270