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I did NOT see any bicycles for rent or even visible in the Folk Village. I myself am an age 82-year old senior citizen with some mobility issues of my own. It is huge in size. It is enormous. If your parents have a wheelchair it will be OK. The parking lot alone is huge. To be honest there is a LOT OF WALKING to be done. Best Wishes to you and to your parents.

If you are driving there, it is less than 30 minutes. If you are using public transportation it can be 44 min- 1 hour 45 min. Either way, your best bet is to download the Naver app or Kakao Maps. Generally you can search for 'Korean Folk Village' in most navigation apps and the right address will come up. Here is what I specifically used to get to this location; Naver: Korean Folk Village Parking Lot Waze: Korean Folk Village Ticket Booth

We were there from 10.30-1pm and managed to catch 4 performances. Also spent some time walking around and taking fotos. Not sure if u know, this village has been used for filming many korean dramas so it was nice to see the hanoks and buildings in real. I would say if u wana catch the performances, u will probably spend more time than i did, as i did not cover the entire village. But if u r not interested in their performances, then 2-3 hrs is more than enuf. The more interesting performances are their tight rope walking and horseback martial arts both at 11am and 11.30am respectively. Pls check the timing again on their official site. As you leave the village, there are rows of restaurants along the street after the carpark. We had a good lunch at 1 of the tofu restaurant, you may wana give it a try too. Sorry, i din really take note of the name of the restaurant. Hope you’ll have a great trip!

Hello, sorry for the late reply. Actually there's a lot of nice places also, but this is one of my favorite.