If I remember right, there is a shop just before the entrance. You can’t miss it as it’s the only shop there, they all looked very beautiful. We looked at them and they were so light, not as heavy as they seem, hope you have a fab day.

Yes as far as I know they are open even on public holidays except Mondays unless there's a sudden change in schedule. You may check their website too.

Take line 6 to from Itewon station to Yaksu station, then change to line 3 to Anguk station. This should take around 25 minutes, then you can walk from Anguk to Bukchon Hanok village (approximately 200-300 meters)

Hi there. The tours are free. There is a sign board right in front of the first building (on your right) after you enter the front gates of the village. They have tours offered in several languages at different times through the day. These tours are conducted by volunteers, working for the Korean tourism board. You go to the window on the right of the building, and register for the tour. Hope this helps.

Take bus no.2 from the bus stop along the main road. (Near the chungmuro train station exit 2) Read the signs in the bus stop. It goes to Seoul tower. You cannot really walk to Seoul tower from the hanok village. It's up a mountain.

I've never seen anything in the evening but I'm not in that part of town often. There isn't any place to eat inside the complex but you'll be around the Myeongdong area and there are hundreds of restaurants with walking distance. It's about a block from the subway and right in front of the subway entrance there should be a convenience store.

I would allow 1-2 hours,it's relatively small. I was there on a clear sunny autumn afternoon so don't know what it's like at night.

No entrance fee. Chungmuro Station Exit 3 or 4

if you made a renovation with them, then yes but I would recommend you to go freely cause the guide will shorten your time there....