A morning tour includes Baekyangsa temple. Constructed duringthe Baekje Dynasty (7th), Baekyangsa Temple is located within Mt. Naejangsan National Park. The combination of the mountain and valleys on both sides creates beautiful scenery. Especially the red maple leaves during the fall reveals its beauty. Pass the wood path of lined-up white oaks and maple trees, through the entrance of Baekyangsa Temple, and you will first spot Ssanggyeru. You will appreciate the breathtaking view of Ssangyeru shimmering in the pond. And then, visit to the Jeonju Hanok village.  The city of Jeonju still bears the beauty of ancient Korea.  Around Pungnam-dong and Gyo-dong in Jeonju City is Hanok Maeul (Village) where 700 Hanoks still remain. The Hanok village still retains the shape and frame of the old Korea-styled house on a scale unrivaled in Korea. The village was built during the Japanese colonial period as a symbol of a protest against Japanese merchants coming to Jeonju. It has many attractions of interest to anyone wishing to learn more about Korea.