Hahoe Folk Village

Hahoe Folk Village, located in South Korea, is a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for preserving traditional Korean culture and architecture. Established over 600 years ago, it features well-preserved houses, Confucian buildings, and streets that reflect the historical lifestyle of noble families and local residents. The village is also famous for its cultural performances, such as mask dances, and its scenic natural setting along the Nakdong River. Hahoe offers visitors a unique glimpse into Korea’s rich cultural heritage and traditional living environment.