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Jaman Mural Village

Getting around: A short walk from Jeonju Hanok Village, up the hillside on the eastern edge of the village.
Hours: Open-air neighborhood, accessible anytime.

Jaman Mural Village is a hillside residential neighborhood adjacent to Jeonju Hanok Village decorated with colorful murals and street art covering the walls and stairways between houses, similar in concept to Busan's Gamcheon Village but smaller in scale. It's a popular short detour for visitors wanting a photogenic walk after the more traditional streets of the Hanok Village proper.

As with similar mural villages, it remains a real residential neighborhood, so a respectful, quiet approach is expected while wandering its alleys.

Jaman Mural Village FAQs

How does it compare to Gamcheon Village in Busan?

It's a similar concept — a residential hillside decorated with murals — but on a smaller scale.

Do people live here?

Yes, it's a real residential neighborhood, so visitors should keep noise down and be respectful.

Is it close to Hanok Village?

Yes, it's a short walk up the hillside from the main Hanok Village streets.

How long does a visit take?

30-45 minutes to walk the main mural areas.

Is it free?

Yes, it's an open neighborhood with no entrance fee.

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