[Tourism Dure] Mom! Are We Going to Yangpyeong?!

The agricultural cooperative corporation "Sounds of Nature" is a Yangpyeong Tourism Dure enterprise formed by experience farms located in the villages of Gangha-myeon, Yangpyeong County. It has networked various seasonal experience programs so that families can explore every corner of Gangha-myeon as if on a treasure hunt. This particular course, "Mom! Are We Going to Yangpyeong?!," is made up of the nutritious mulberry-leaf rice at "Dream-Ripening Farm," a produce harvest and water-play experience in Dongo-ri, Gangha-myeon, and making songpyeon (rice cakes) and playing traditional jegi (shuttlecock) at "Farm in the Garden." Reservations can be made on the "Sounds of Nature" website (http://ypns.kr).

Along the way

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   Gangha-myeon Crop Harvest Experience

   강하면 농작물수확체험

   This is a chance to harvest crops grown in Dongo-ri, known for its clear water and clean air. Year-round harvest experiences are on offer: strawberry picking in spring, potato and corn picking in summer, chestnut gathering in fall, and kimjang (kimchi-making) in early winter. MoreLess

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   Gangha-myeon Four-Season Nature Experience

   강하면 사계절자연체험

   A variety of nature experiences, safe and fun for all, are available around Gangha-myeon. Enjoy dyeing handkerchiefs with natural materials in spring, water play in summer, a forest trail walk in fall, and ice play in winter. MoreLess

   

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   Dream-Ripening Farm

   꿈이익는농장

   At Dream-Ripening Farm, visitors make nutritious mulberry-leaf rice using mulberry leaves, of which the region is the fourth-largest producer nationwide. Moms and kids can cook rice using water boiled with mulberry leaves and add plenty of chestnuts, black soybeans, shiitake mushrooms, and jujubes for a delicious, healthy meal. MoreLess

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   Farm in the Garden

   뜰안에농장

   Farm in the Garden is a farm with a wide green lawn inside a spacious hanok (traditional Korean house). The whole family can make and eat their own songpyeon filled generously with sesame and beans. Visitors can also hold a jegi-kicking match using homemade traditional jegi, and there's a charming corner of the yard set up for darts and ball games. Overnight stays in the hanok are also available. MoreLess

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