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Bukchon Hanok Village: Traditional Korean Heritage in Seoul

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Historical Background: Located in Jongno District, Seoul, traditionally home to high-ranking officials
Named "north village" due to its location north of Cheonggyecheon stream
Area consists of five neighborhoods: Wonseo-dong, Jae-dong, Gye-dong, Gahoe-dong, Insa-dong
Preservation and Development: Government decided to preserve traditional hanok in 1997
Movement for preservation started in 2000
About 920 hanok institutions exist for commercial use as of 2014
Hanok renovated into cultural centers, guesthouses, restaurants, and workshops
Tourism Growth: Popular tourist destination with 318,000 visitors in 2010
Ranked as Seoul's top tourism destination by Korea JoongAng Daily
Visitors can experience traditional architecture and Korean culture
Various activities include kimchi-making, walking tours, and hanbok rentals
Resident Concerns: Tourists outnumber residents significantly
Local residents protest against excessive tourism
Concerns about loss of traditional housing and neighborhood connections
Tourists advised to respect privacy and follow strict etiquette guidelines