I like the Korean folk village better than Gyeonbokgung palace because of its closer proximity to Camp Humphreys. After I got the hang of navigating in Korea and felt more comfortable driving Jaxon and I drove everywhere. We visited the folk village often. I could rave about the Octopus pizza, many soups for which I have no name, and the just plain good traditional food you can get in the village. It is sort of a blend of modern and ancient civilizations with old hut style houses and the owners newer modern cars parked out front. At different times the women can be seen wearing a traditional Hanbok, while the men might be demonstrating weapons skills. If you aren't chasing or toting toddlers around, grab a bottle of Soju and test out your Korean.
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