Pungdeok House - Hanok Stay 한옥스테이 풍덕고택
- +82-41-541-0023, +82-10-6211-4599, +82-10-6420-0023
Oeam Village was formed as a clan village for the Yi family hailing from Yean. Pungdeok House was built 250 years ago and is the main house of the Yi clan’s family estate. The house is box-shaped like the Korean letter “ㅁ” (mieum), a typical architectural shape in the Chungcheong-do province.
Oeam Folk Village still looks as it did when it was built about 500 years ago. Follow the village’s narrow winding roads lined with low stone walls and you’ll find Pungdeok House. At first sight, this simple hanok may seem like a snapshot of a yangban’s (ruling class or aristocrats of the Joseon Dynasty) household, but it is actually a house famous for the exceptional dishes it serves.
[The best taste born after 13 times of jesa (memorial ritual for ancestors)] In order to continue the line of succession, the head family’s eldest grandson and his wife returned to the village. They wanted to turn the house into a lively and cheerful space for the youth so they started a hanok experience program. As it has been preserved well, the house still retains its original appearance. After undergoing repair and maintenance, the house opened to the public in the spring of 2012.
Because she had to prepare food for jesa at least once a month, the eldest grandson’s wife acquired cooking skills in the process. In particular, the traditional dishes she learned from her mother-in-law were instrumental in making Pungdeok House a famous local restaurant. Their most representative dishes are the giju-tteok (steamed rice cake) and the jinip-guk (vegetable soup).
Utilization information
・Maximum Occupancy : 12 people
・Check-In Time : 11:00
・Check-Out Time : 14:00
・Guestroom Kitchen : Available
・Restaurants : www.pungduck.co.kr (Korean, English)
・Type / Hanok(Korean traditional house) : O
・Information : • 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330
(Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
• For more info: +82-41-541-0023,
+82-10-6211-4599, +82-10-6420-0023
・Parking Facilities : 10 parking spaces
・Pickup Services : Available at Ansan Station (KTX), Onyangoncheon Station, and Asan Express Bus Terminal
・Number of Rooms : 3 rooms
・Reservations : Phone or online (www.pungduck.co.kr)
・Type/Class : Ondol room
・Subsidiary Facilities : Barbeque
Access
From Onyangoncheon Station (Seoul Subway Line 1), Exit 1.
- Upon exiting the station, walk straight ahead toward Oncheon-daero Boulevard (온천대로).
- Turn left onto Oncheon-daero and walk toward the bus stop.
- Take Bus 120 and get off at Oeam Folk Village Bus Stop (29 bus stops away / approx. 41 mins).
* Other bus numbers: 100, 111, 110, 132, 140, 131, 102, 133
From Seoul Express Bus Terminal, Seoul Nambu Terminal, or Dong Seoul Bus Terminal
- Take an express bus or intercity bus bound for Onyang Bus Terminal or Dongyang Express Bus Terminal (travel time: 1hr 30min).
- Take Bus 120 from the bus stop located across the street from Dongyang Express Bus Terminal.
- Get off at Oeam Folk Village Bus Stop (24 bus stops away / approx. 35 mins)
20-17, Oeamminsok-gil, Songak-myeon, Asan-si, Chungcheongnam-do
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