Places no guidebook lists — third-generation hanok stays, neighborhood shrines, alley bars. Always with a reason it's worth the detour.
In Jeonju's older residential quarters, small dangsanjae shrines sit at lane junctions — tended not by monks but by the families who live beside them. KO: 전주 골목 당산나무 아래, 매일 올리는 제물
In Changsin-dong, a small hilltop shrine and a decades-old makgeolli bar share the same alley — and the same regulars. KO: 골목 사당 옆, 오래된 술집
Tucked behind a hardware street in Jeonju's old city, Gamdong Shrine draws locals on the first and fifteenth — not tourists. KO: 전주 한옥마을보다 오래된 골목 신당