Jeonju — Sights
Rice bowls and rooftops of tiled hanok
- Jeonju Arboretum — A road-corporation garden with autumn color
- Seohak-dong Art Village — Old lanes south of Hanok Village where artists live
- Palbok Art Factory — A cassette-tape factory turned art space
- Geonjisan Cypress Forest Trail — A cypress-shaded walk right beside the city
- Hanbyeokdang Pavilion — A Joseon-era pavilion above the stream cliff
- Cheongyeonru Pavilion — Octagonal pavilion on a bridge, hanok view at dusk
- Daea Arboretum — Mountain arboretum by Daea Reservoir, turning red in autumn
- Wibongsa Temple — A quiet mountain temple inside Wibongsanseong
- Jeonju Hanok Village — Some 700 tiled hanok packed into the city centre
- Gyeonggijeon Shrine — The compound that enshrines Taejo’s royal portrait
- Jeondong Cathedral — Red-brick dome church, Honam’s first Romanesque
- Omokdae Pavilion — A small hilltop pavilion over the hanok roofs
- Pungnammun Gate — The one gate left of Jeonju’s old city wall
- Nambu Market — Traditional market with a Friday–Saturday night market
- Jaman Mural Village — Mural lanes that climb to a view over the hanok roofs
- Jeonju Traditional Wine Museum — The story of home-brewed Jeonju liquor, with hands-on classes
- Jeonju Hyanggyo — An old Confucian school, first built in Goryeo times
- National Intangible Heritage Center — A museum of living crafts and performing arts
- Jeonju National Museum — National museum of North Jeolla’s heritage
- Jeolla Gamyeong — The restored seat of Joseon-era Jeolla Province
- Jeonju Gaeksa (Pungpaejigwan) — Treasure No. 583, an old guesthouse with a huge plaque
- Deokjin Park — A pond, a long bridge and summer lotus
- Jeonju Traditional Culture Center — A hanok venue for weddings, shows and food classes
- Moaksan — A 793 m provincial park mountain close to Jeonju
- Geumsansa Temple — A large temple whose Mireukjeon hall is a National Treasure
- Songgwangsa Temple, Wanju — A level-ground temple with gates in one straight line
- Hanji Paper Craft (Hanji-gil, Hanok Village) — A lane for making fans and crafts from Jeonju hanji
- Jeonju World Cup Stadium — A 2002 World Cup venue and home of Jeonbuk Hyundai