For accessible sightseeing in historic Jeonju, compare individual facilities rather than assuming all Hanok Village streets and shops are barrier-free. Jeonju Hanok Village (99 Girin-daero, Wansan-gu) is largely level with ramps; visitor information centers are listed as providing wheelchair and stroller rental, accessible toilets, nursing rooms and lockers. This does not establish the accessibility of every individual shop. Nearby Gyeonggijeon Shrine (44 Taejo-ro) is described as having a step-free main entrance, accessible toilets and two wheelchairs available for loan. Its November–February hours are given as 09:00–18:00, with standard adult admission KRW 3,000 and free entry for registered disabled visitors and one accompanying guardian under the cited guide. The National Intangible Heritage Center (95 Seohak-ro) offers free general exhibition entry 09:30–17:30, closing Mondays and January 1. Its Yeollinmaru building has accessible toilets, an elevator and stroller loan; the digital experience room requires advance booking. Nambu Market (19-3 Pungnammun 1-gil) is described as having level paths, accessible parking and toilets and an elevator connection to the Youth Mall. KTO groups Hanok Village, Gyeonggijeon, the Heritage Center and Nambu Market into a suggested itinerary from Jeonju Station; check real drive times, fees and parking conditions just before traveling.