Hwangnidan-gil

Nice street with pretty cafes, hanok style restaurant and cute shops. A lot of shops selling Gyeongju 10000 won bread and specialty breads. Snack kiosks all over.

This place is like you walk into a Korean drama series. Most of the trad houses are turned into cafes, restaurants, guesthouses, shops and offices. It's very interesting to explore through the alleys. Especially around 5pm people come out to walk around for food and drinks. It's basically a walking street for Gyeongju.

Gyeongju is a hidden gem for most of us foreigners. A small but very picturesque town that centers around their tomb complex and it’s history. The parks, tombs, and charming streets will conquer your heart 💖

Hwangridan-gil in Gyeongju is a hot spot that young people with unique personalities have pioneered, created with the creative ideas and efforts of individuals. Since it was created through the voluntary efforts of individuals rather than government-led development, it is a place where unique personalities and different atmospheres are felt.

Hwangridan-gil is one of the attractions in Gyeongju, and if you walk along the street, you will see various shops, food, drinks, etc., all of which attract people's attention with their unique designs and menus. In particular, it is being promoted through SNS such as Instagram, so it has become a place where many people come and enjoy.

In addition, various cultural and artistic performances are often held in Hwangridan-gil, providing new things to do and see each time. These various cultural and artistic performances are participated in by not only local residents but also outsiders, promoting communication and exchange between regions.

Therefore, Hwangridan-gil is a place created with the creative ideas and efforts of young people with unique personalities, shining with individual's creative ideas rather than government-led development. This unique atmosphere and various things to do and see promote cultural exchange and communication between local residents and outsiders, and have become one of the attractions in Gyeongju.

I enjoyed a pleasant trip to the charming Hwangridan-gil in Gyeongju with my daughter.

Hundreds of well renovated Hanoks with restaurants, bars and shops. The place has a really historic feel to it but at the same time modern stores and products are sold here.

Gyeongju in general has done a great job of bringing the ancient capital to life whilst moving forwards with modern culture.

I recommend 소옥 for 갈비 (ribs) or 료고 for tonkatsu.

You can do plenty of things here, there is a lot of cafes to choose from (slightly more expensive than in other places), hanbok and other costumes to rent (All for a price around 10,000₩ an hour), golf car-like cars to drive around and photo booth cabins.
I recommend going during weekdays, at least in winter, as it’s not filled with people.

This place is really cool since it has beautiful murals and each streets have cafes where you can spend time. There are also restaurants if you want to experience a different vibe compared to other cities since the architectural design of most restaurants are really traditional.

It's really fun hanging here!!!
So many shops and eateries :)

Interesting places in windyside streets.. Many cafes and restaurants. Surprisingly many Italian restaurants. The main street is filled with things kids would love. like photo booths and little trinket stores..

The place is a living museum, where you can feel the husk and busk of the modern world with historical architecture surroundings the area.

Hwangnidan-gil is a culture street in Gyeongju.
Trust me! You'll get lost here with tons of choice. You will find out so many unique restaurants, beautiful coffee shops and studios here. 2 hours spending here was not enough for me.

Hwangridan-gil is the culture street of Hwangnam village where there are many renovated Hanok Korean traditional style restaurants, cafes, old and modern building full of giftshops, studios and stores. It is now the Instagram hotspot and must visit place in Gyeongju city.
I lost track of time wandering around these valleys taking photo while enjoy the delicious food and drinks around many pretty cafes and restaurants. Also, the main attractions such as: Cheomseongdae and Daereungwon are nearby within walking distance.

Cafe alleys, but I prefer calling it Cafe Village hahaha. even just walking around taking pictures for 2hrs was fun here! so many things to see, not just cute unique cafes, but also accessory stores, hanok styled houses, photo studios, clothing stores and wall art. i recommend u all to charge your phone fully, bring powerbank and make sure you have enough photo storage

A fantastic neighborhood to spend your day or night with lots of stores and restaurants to eat fantastic food. A must go in Gyeongju

Soooo happy place! Unexpectedly found a portuguese shop selling portuguese coffee and pastel de nata (Belém351). The whole area is full of pretty coffee shops and restaurants and cute shops.

Wow had so much amazing options for cafes and restaurants choosing one was a problem! Had a really eclectic environment from traiditnal hanok houses to really modern minimalist cafe styles. You can find anything your liking while enjoying the warm envorinment and the good coffee. Only problem is it is a really popular place so visiting at rush hours may be not the best option!

This place is Hwangridan-Street in Gyeongju.
It is easy to get to there. First, take a 70 bus in Gyeongju station bus stop and get off at the Hwangridan-Street bus stop after 20 minutes later. Then walk for 6 minutes, you can see the Hwangridan-Street.

This street is clean and beautiful, so it's fun to look around. It has a really historic feel to it but at the same time modern stores and products are sold here. Because there is a royal tomb from the Silla period and a variety of restaurants, including Japanese and Western cuisine. And it is really cool since it has many beautiful cafe and restaurant made Hanok design. There are many different street foods and it is good.
But it's a bit expensive. And it is crowded with many visitor and parking is very difficult.

Amazing place, hidden jam for foreign people, strong recommendation, traditional, hundred words for here...

Lots of unique shops, restaurants and cafes. Beautiful architecture is everywhere and the mood is tranquil and less commercial than expected.

Crowded everywhere but still nice to feel real Korea.