Who says you need to go to France to experience Paris? Join me on my travel to Petite France, Korea.
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Check out my other post Travel to Gapyeong for directions on how to get to Petite France.
Based on the bus schedule, we decided to go to Petite France first which is the farthest destination and work our way back to Gapyeong Station. It was a long ride going to Petite France and since we were so tired, we fell asleep on the bus.
As soon as we got out of the bus, we could already feel as if we were in France. The place is quiet and very relaxing and full of photo opportunities.
The only thing that we did was to take pictures of almost every corner of the place. You would really feel like you are in Paris. Since I have always dreamed of going to Paris, this is almost the same thing. They even have a small Eiffel Tower.
The place is very beautiful but there are some places inside the buildings that are a bit creepy especially the one with lots of puppets. Feels like a puppet will move any moment without someone moving them. Some of the furniture seems old like out of a Victorian movie so a little bit creepy.
The next stop was Nami Island, we took the 11:50am bus.
Did you like the Victorian style of the houses and furniture inside Petit France? Let me know in the comment section below.
PETIT FRANCE
ADDRESS: 1063, Hoban-ro, Cheongpyeong-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-doOPERATING HOURS: 9:00 -18:00
ADMISSION FEE:
Adult: 8,000 won
Teenagers (Middle & High School Students): 6,000 won
Children (ages 3 to Elementary School): 5,000 won
Senior Citizens (ages 65 & up) / PWD: 6,000 won (ID required)
WEBSITE: www.pfcamp.com
***Details subject to change without prior notice***
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