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Suwon Food Tour: Markets to Hanok Cafés
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Suwon is a city where you can enjoy both flavors and atmosphere as you stroll through its charming alleys. Taste Korean street food at traditional markets, sample Korean desserts at cafés housed in renovated hanok, and unwind with a picnic in historical spaces where fortress walls and ponds come together. From crispy whole chicken fried in old-fashioned cauldrons to strolling through Suwon’s culinary heritage and timeless charm, a rich food journey unfolds throughout the day.
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Total distance: Approx. 2.3 km
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Recommended Course
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Nammun Rodeo Market (남문로데오시장)
A place where you can taste a variety of Korean street foods amidst the lively ambience of a traditional market. Enjoy popular local snacks such as galbi fried chicken, sundae (blood sausage) and gopchang bokkeum (stir-fried small intestines), and kkwabaegi (twisted donuts), all at affordable prices.
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Suwon Chicken Street (수원통닭거리)
Suwon fried chicken, known for being deep-fried whole in a large cauldron, has long been loved for its savory and crispy texture. With affordable prices and generous portions, it attracts not only locals but also visitors from across the country.
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Haengnidan Street (행리단길)
This street has been transformed from old hanok buildings and traditional houses into stylish cafés, restaurants, and concept stores. It's the perfect place to unwind and enjoy uniquely Korean desserts like heugimja (black sesame) latte and injeolmi (bean-powder-coated rice cake) croffle at a hanok café with a modern twist.
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Banghwasuryujeong Pavilion (방화수류정(동북각루))
This traditional pavilion, built during the Joseon dynasty, offers a picturesque setting with a serene pond and fortress walls. Its peaceful, spacious outdoor grounds, along with romantic sunset views, make it a popular picnic destination. Several nearby shops rent out picnic supplies like mats, baskets, and tables, making it easy to stop by and enjoy a relaxed outing.
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Recommended travel tips
Hi, Picnic Forest
Located just across the pond from the Banghwasuryujeong Pavilion, this popular picnic rental shop boasts the highest rental and return visit rates in the area. It takes only 2 to 3 minutes on foot to reach the pavilion, and there is no time limit on rentals. With a wide range of items available, the shop offers plenty of options. The area surrounding Banghwasuryujeong Pavilion is known for its scenic beauty, with a harmonious blend of lawns and greenery, making it a perfect spot for a picnic or taking photos.
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