🏡 [House Taehwa] – A Serene Stay in a Traditional Korean Home 💚Where Tradition and Warmth Come Together💚 Tucked away in the quiet alleys of Taehwa-dong, Andong, House Taehwa is a lovingly restored hanok (traditional Korean house) built in the 1970s. The host, a Korean folklore major, personally designed and renovated the space—retaining the charm of its original structure while adding modern-day comfort. With two bedrooms, one bathroom, and a spacious living room and kitchen, this home is perfect for families, friends, or solo travelers looking for a peaceful and culturally rich stay. Though only a 5–10 minute drive from central Andong, the neighborhood of Taehwa-dong offers a slower pace, with friendly neighbors and the familiar rhythm of local life. It’s the kind of place where you can wake up to the sound of morning footsteps in the alley. ✔️ Traditional hanok structure preserved with a modern bathroom and kitchen ✔️ Heated ondol floors and interiors that highlight original wooden windows and frames ✔️ Operated by a host who majored in folklore – filled with traditional charm and thoughtful details ✔️ Free parking, Wi-Fi, and basic kitchen facilities available House Taehwa isn’t just a place to stay—it’s a space where the warmth of Andong’s people, history, and everyday life quietly linger. Slow down, settle in, and feel right at home.

Welcome to House Taehwa! This is a place where I was born and raised, now beautifully reimagined. I'm delighted to share this space filled with love and cherished memories with you. Wishing you a wonderful time at House Taehwa! 💕

🌏 Introduction to Taehwa-dong, Andong Taehwa-dong: A Neighborhood Where Tradition Lives On Named after nearby Mount Taehwa (太華山), Taehwa-dong is a charming district in Andong that sits close to both the city center and the riverside. Thanks to its convenient location, it has long been one of Andong’s most established residential areas. The area is home to several historical and cultural landmarks, offering travelers a deep connection to Korean heritage: *Seoaksa Temple – Said to be founded during the Unified Silla period *Gwanakmyo Shrine – A shrine dedicated to Guan Yu from the Joseon dynasty *The Birthplace of Yi Yuksa – A literary figure and independence activist during Japanese occupation Beyond these cultural sites, Taehwa-dong is filled with decades-old local shops and welcoming residents, offering a taste of daily life in Korea. If you want to experience the essence of Korean culture, take a slow walk through the alleys of Taehwa-dong.👣