
Lost in the Sea of Green Barley Fields and White Buckwheat Blossoms
8 stops · 6 hours
At Boringara Hagwon Farm, spring brings a blue-green sea of barley, and autumn transforms the fields into a snowy white expanse of buckwheat blossoms -- scenery so beautiful it has become a popular filming location for movies and dramas. Mujang Eupseong, a walled town built in the Taejong era of Joseon, is well known as the base of the peasant army that led the Donghak Peasant Revolution. Through its south gate, Jinmumun, along with its guesthouse (gaeksa) and government office (dongheon) buildings, you can get a sense of what a Joseon-era walled town looked like.
- Duration
- 6 hours
- Distance
- 26km
Along the way
- 1
Gusipo Seawater Sauna World
구시포 해수찜월드
Set on a site of 8,264.5㎡ (2,500 pyeong), the 1,487.61㎡ (450 pyeong) interior houses its main attraction, seawater steam baths, along with facilities including one of the country's largest dry saunas, an indoor sand sauna, an ocher-and-jade-stone sauna, seawater baths, and green tea baths. \nMoreLess

- 2
Mujang Gaeksa (Guesthouse), Gochang
고창 무장객사
Mujang Gaeksa was used during the Joseon period as lodging for officials and envoys who came down to Mujang. The wooden plaque carved with the character "Gwol" (闕), hung in the main hall, symbolizes the king; on the first and fifteenth of every month, local magistrates and officials would pay their respects here. Whenever there was a national celebration, people would gather here to hold ceremonies of congratulation.MoreLess

- 3
Boringara Hagwon Farm
보리나라 학원농장
This is a rare, sprawling farm that has turned some 170,000 pyeong of open fields into a single sweeping barley field. Harvesting alone takes a full week at this, the largest barley field in the country. \nMoreLess

- 4
Government Office and Walled Town of Mujang-hyeon, Gochang
고창 무장현 관아와 읍성
This walled town, located in Seongnae-ri, Mujang-myeon, was designated Historic Site No. 346 on February 21, 1991. It extends from the south gate of the fortress, Jinmuru, past the hill behind Mujang Elementary School to the left side of the road leading to Haeri-myeon; the fortress wall is about 1,400m in circumference and covers an area of 144,949.4㎡ (43,847 pyeong).MoreLess
- 5
Boringara Hagwon Farm
보리나라 학원농장
This is a rare, sprawling farm that has turned some 170,000 pyeong of open fields into a single sweeping barley field. Harvesting alone takes a full week at this, the largest barley field in the country.MoreLess
- 6
Government Office and Walled Town of Mujang-hyeon, Gochang
고창 무장현 관아와 읍성
This walled town, located in Seongnae-ri, Mujang-myeon, was designated Historic Site No. 346 on February 21, 1991. It extends from the south gate of the fortress, Jinmuru, past the hill behind Mujang Elementary School to the left side of the road leading to Haeri-myeon; the fortress wall is about 1,400m in circumference and covers an area of 144,949.4㎡ (43,847 pyeong).\nMoreLess

- 7
Gusipo Seawater Sauna World
구시포 해수찜월드
Set on a site of 8,264.5㎡ (2,500 pyeong), the 1,487.61㎡ (450 pyeong) interior houses its main attraction, seawater steam baths, along with facilities including one of the country's largest dry saunas, an indoor sand sauna, an ocher-and-jade-stone sauna, seawater baths, and green tea baths.MoreLess
- 8
Mujang Gaeksa (Guesthouse), Gochang
고창 무장객사
Mujang Gaeksa was used during the Joseon period as lodging for officials and envoys who came down to Mujang. The wooden plaque carved with the character "Gwol" (闕), hung in the main hall, symbolizes the king; on the first and fifteenth of every month, local magistrates and officials would pay their respects here. Whenever there was a national celebration, people would gather here to hold ceremonies of congratulation. \nMoreLess

Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI) · Machine-translated