Bukchon Hanok Village - Raccoon Cafe.

Compared to the Gyeongbokgung Palace, I prefer the Bukchon Hanok Village, a residential area with a 600-year history. Bukchon Hanok Village is a great place to experience traditional Korean culture. The most famous place in Bukchon Hanok Village is Gahoe-dong 31-gil, where hundreds of hanoks are gathered. The village is full of exquisite buildings, and there are many cafes, guesthouses, and folk shops scattered around. The village is not very big, and you can find the famous Bukchon Eight Views by walking along the path. The fourth view is the Gahoe-dong 31-gil slope, where you can overlook the tiled houses. The fifth view is the Gahoe-dong alley (downward, the densest tiled houses). The sixth view is the Gahoe-dong alley (upward, you can see the Namsan Tower). The fifth and sixth views are at the two ends of the same road. The seventh view is the Gahoe-dong 31-gil, a quiet and simple alley. These four views are relatively concentrated, and I didn't have time to find the other four views. The TV drama "Winter Sonata" was filmed here. Raccoon Cafe is a cute cafe with fat and adorable raccoons. They are very popular and will climb on you to play. There are two particularly naughty raccoons that like to bully a corgi. Outside is "Timon", a popular character from "The Lion King", who likes to stand on high places and look around. The cafe is located on the fourth floor of a building near Hongik University Station on Line 2. It's easy to find with navigation. You need to change into slippers and store your belongings at the entrance, as the raccoons will rummage through your pockets. After buying a ticket, the staff will stamp your hand. There is a sign at the entrance in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and English that says the raccoons and dogs are vaccinated every year, so you can rest assured. There is a fence at the entrance to prevent the raccoons from escaping. The staff will play and perform with the raccoons. The raccoons are all fat and cute, with nice fur that feels smooth and a little hard. I only dared to touch them when they were asleep.