Top picks for Jeonju Costume experiences

Discover 11 Costume experiences in Jeonju on Trip.com, updated October 18, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 13 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From €5.46 per person, with an average total of €127.71. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 39 verified reviews, Costume experiences Jeonju boast an average rating of 4.8.

This week's most popular Costume experiences: "From Seoul: Jeonju Hanok Village & Maisan Tapsa Temple Tour", with 31 reviews and a 4.9 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "From Seoul: Jeonju Hanok Village + Jangtaesan", a 5-hour adventure in Jeonju!

The next available day tour departs on October 19, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Jeonju Costume experiences usually take about 5 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

75% of Jeonju Costume experiences now offer English-speaking guides

October is the perfect time to visit Jeonju! Choose from 11 available day tours, including seasonal favorites like From Seoul: Jeonju Hanok Village & Maisan Tapsa Temple Tour.

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Reviews: From Seoul: Jeonju Hanok Village + Jangtaesan
Guest User2025-11-08
Thank you to our driver, Yohan, for driving so hard and showing us the sights. Five stars! It's 215 kilometers from Seoul to Jeonju Hanok Village. We left Myeongdong a little before 7 am and didn't arrive in Jeonju until almost noon, because it was the weekend and there was traffic. Luckily, we stumbled upon a wedding and a performance at Jeonju Hanok Village. The hanok houses in Jeonju Hanok Village are mostly shops, food stalls, and even fortune-telling shops. Exploring a traditional Korean town is quite interesting. The view from Jangtaesan Observatory was also great. The whole trip was very enjoyable.
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Reviews: odt.mode selfie experience
Guest User2026-03-27
The receptionist only spoke Korean, so I was grateful that my daughter, who speaks Korean, was there to help. First, we scanned a QR code and answered a questionnaire-like form. It was all in Korean. I answered it while using Papago to translate. The experience was 20 minutes of unlimited shooting, with lots of glasses and headbands to choose from. We selected two basic photos, and although it was supposed to be a time when same-day delivery wasn't possible, they said they could do it in an hour, which was a relief. All the data was sent to us by email for 20,000 won, and the finished photos were beautifully retouched, so we were satisfied. I thought it would be nice if there were instructions in English or Japanese.
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Reviews: [Depart from Seoul] One-day tour to Jeonju Hanok Village with hanbok experience
Guest User2026-09-23
Our tour guide, Joey, was very friendly and attentive, with extensive professional knowledge, which gave us a deep understanding of the local culture and customs. His humor and boundless energy filled the entire trip with laughter, making the journey anything but boring!
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Reviews: From Seoul: Jeonju Hanok Village & Maisan Tapsa Temple Tour
Guest User2026-10-01
I thoroughly enjoyed my recent tour to Jeonju. It was a wonderful time to visit, especially since the trip fell on the weekend right before Chuseok. I first heard about this experience from a friend who had taken the tour herself and loved it, and I'm so glad I followed her recommendation! Our group consisted of about 17 people, and we kicked off the day by visiting the Jeonju Hanok Village. We got to choose our own traditional Hanboks to wear, and it felt truly magical to wander the streets dressed in royal attire. Next, we visited the Eojin Museum, where our fantastic guide shared the local history with us while we snapped plenty of photos. Afterward, we enjoyed an authentic Bibimbap lunch that was beautifully curated to celebrate all the different countries represented in our tour group. From there, the final leg of our tour took us to Maisan Tapsa. The hike up to the stone temples was refreshing and left me feeling incredibly energized. Would I do this tour again? Absolutely!