Gahoe-dong 31 refers to a specific hillside block within Bukchon Hanok Village, and its steep, narrow alley is the single most photographed corner of the whole neighborhood — the view looking downhill catches row after row of curved hanok roof tiles, often with N Seoul Tower visible in the distance.
It shows up constantly on postcards, drama shoots, and hanbok-rental photo shoots, which means it also draws the heaviest foot traffic in Bukchon.
Honest heads-up: real people live in the houses lining this alley, so the crowds and noise here are a genuine daily nuisance for residents — keep your voice down, don't peek into gates or windows, and avoid visiting early morning or late evening. Weekday hours before 9am are the realistic way to get the photo without a crowd of other tourists in it.
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