Hahoe Folk Village

Hahoe Folk Village in Andong offers a rare glimpse of Korea’s Joseon-era heritage in a living village still inhabited by descendants of the Ryu clan. Set within a scenic bend of the Nakdong River, it is known for its traditional hanok homes, preserved layout, and Confucian cultural legacy. Visitors come for its quiet atmosphere, historic architecture, and performances such as the Hahoe mask dance. It suits travelers interested in history, traditional culture, and a slower, more reflective experience than typical urban sightseeing.