If you’re looking for the best folk villages in Korea, you have more options that you might realize. Some are large open-air museums filled with performances and hands-on activities, while others are quiet living villages where residents still live in centuries-old Hanok homes. Folk villages tend to be quieter and less populated areas to tour in my experience and they’re also beautiful year-round. Whether you’re a tourist in Korea or a resident, exploring a traditional village in Korea gives you a completely different perspective on the country. From UNESCO World Heritage sites to lesser-known rural gems, here are some of the best folk villages in South Korea to add to…