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Located in Okcheon, the birthplace of Jeong Ji-yong offers a serene glimpse into the roots of modern Korean poetry. The site features a restored traditional thatched-roof hanok house with a small stream flowing in front, recreating the nostalgic rural scenery that inspired his famous poem, “Hyangsu” (Nostalgia). Inside the house, you can view simple rooms … Read more
Welcome to Gochang Eupseong, also known as Moyangseong, one of Korea’s best-preserved Joseon-era town fortresses built around 1453. Featuring 1,684 meters of stone walls, historic government buildings, and beautiful walking paths surrounded by pine trees, it offers a peaceful retreat. Don’t miss trying dap-seong, a traditional custom of walking the walls while balancing a stone … Read more
1. Introduction to Yudalsan Park Climb Yudalsan and see the sea of islands. This 228-meter mountain rises in the heart of Mokpo. Locals call it the symbol of the city. Steep rocks and cliffs earn it the nickname “Gaegol of Honam.” Reach the top at Ildeungbawi Rock. Wide views open over the Dadohae islands and … Read more
1. Introduction to Sorae Pogu Experience the energy of Sorae Pogu Fish Market. This popular port sits in Namdong-gu, Incheon, close to the west coast. Fresh seafood arrives daily from nearby waters. Walk through the modern General Fish Market. Stalls sell live crabs, shrimp, flatfish, and salted seafood. Prices stay reasonable and quality runs high. … Read more
1. Introduction to Geumsan Ginseng Market Step into the heart of Korean ginseng at Geumsan Ginseng Market. This market handles about 80 percent of the nation’s ginseng trade. Fresh roots, red ginseng, and herbal products fill the stalls every day. Geumsan sits in Chungcheongnam-do and grows high-quality ginseng for over 1,500 years. The soil and … Read more
1. Introduction to Namdang Port in Hongseong Discover Namdang Port on the west coast of Chungcheongnam-do. This national fishing port sits in Seobu-myeon, Hongseong-gun. Clean waters of Cheonsu Bay supply fresh seafood all year. Taste famous jumbo shrimp in autumn. Enjoy sweet cockles in winter. Spring brings webfoot octopus and other local catches. Many seafood … Read more
1. Introduction to Jirisan Jeongryeongchi Stand at 1,172 meters on Jeongryeongchi Pass. This high mountain pass sits inside Jirisan National Park in Namwon. You reach it by car on a winding road. The rest area itself becomes a perfect viewpoint. Look east and west. The long ridges of Jirisan stretch like a giant painting. You … Read more
1. Introduction to Jaein Falls Visit Jaein Falls for a stunning natural wonder in Gyeonggi-do. This 18-meter waterfall drops over black basalt cliffs. The water creates an emerald pool below. Columnar joints form unique rock patterns all around. Jaein Falls sits in Yeoncheon-gun as part of the Hantangang UNESCO Global Geopark. Ancient lava flows shaped … Read more
1. Introduction to Cheonsa Bridge Welcome to Cheonsa Bridge, one of South Korea’s most breathtaking architectural wonders. Located in Sinan County, Jeollanam-do, this impressive sea bridge connects Aphae Island and Amtae Island. The name “Cheonsa” means “1004” in Korean, symbolizing the 1,004 beautiful islands that make up Sinan County. A Masterpiece of Coastal Engineering Cheonsa … Read more
1. Introduction to Seoil Farm Discover authentic Korean fermented foods at Seoil Farm in Anseong. This special place sits in Gyeonggi-do. Master Seo Bun-rye creates traditional jang here. She holds the title of Cheonggukjang Master. Walk among nearly 2,000 onggi jars. These clay pots hold aging doenjang, gochujang, and soy sauce. The farm grows its … Read more