A Chungcheong Experience Trip That Follows the Sea

Along the lanes linking sea and land are fun things to try, and places waiting to teach a love of nature. Beautiful scenery that awakens the senses continues throughout the route, making time spent with family all the more meaningful. Source: Chungcheong, More Charming the Longer You Stay

Along the way

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   Dangjin Marine Tourism Corporation (Warship Park)

   당진해양관광공사(함상공원)

   After an honorable retirement, one of our proud warships that once commanded the open seas was turned into a unique space at Sapgyoho Warship Park, where visitors can experience the history and culture of the Navy and Marine Corps. Themed exhibition halls on the Navy and Marines, the interior and exterior of the warship, and aircraft on display let growing children feel a longing for the sea and a closeness to the Navy and Marines. Facilities such as a 3D theater, a game center, Carnival Plaza, and indoor entertainment areas let visitors forget everything for a while and immerse themselves in a fun, childlike world. The Hamsang Cafe, a distinctive resting spot unique to Sapgyoho Warship Park, also adds joy and richness to the visit. MoreLess

   

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   Lunch (Ureongi Doctor)

   점심식사 (우렁이박사)

   Sintobuli is a restaurant specializing in duck dishes, always using fresh, domestically raised duck, where you can taste duck dishes prepared with traditional seasonings and cooking methods. MoreLess

   

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   Agroland Taesin Farm

   아그로랜드 태신목장

   Offers pastoral scenery across green meadows and a place to spend time with the cows. In the experience room you can milk a cow yourself, head out to the pasture to feed the cows grass and feed, and take part in a range of dairy activities such as making ice cream and patbingsu with milk.MoreLess

   

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   Puregi Village

   푸레기마을

   Puregi Village, on Chorak 1-ro in Seokmun-myeon, Dangjin-gun, Chungcheongnam-do, is a village themed on healthful medicinal mugwort, with a range of hands-on activities. Once an island, it became connected to the mainland when the Seokmun and Daeho seawalls were built, so visitors can enjoy both the sea and the fields. You can cut the medicinal mugwort grown in the village yourself and try the unusual experience of making mugwort pills. In seasons when mugwort is not in season, tidal-flat activities such as digging clams, gathering oysters and picking seaweed are available.MoreLess

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