Experience Tour in Gurye, Jeollanam-do

Take a trip to Gurye, a place surrounded by deep mountains and ideal for nature experiences. Enjoy the generous food and activities of a mountain village, along with an ecological learning center where children can fully experience the world of nature, creating delightful memories. It is especially wonderful to visit in autumn.

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   Damurak Village

   다무락 마을

   Gurye, nestled against Jirisan Mountain, is famous as a village of longevity thanks to its clean air and clear water. Damurak Village also enjoys the blessings of Jirisan Mountain, producing abundant agricultural products such as wild vegetables, chestnuts, persimmons, and medicinal herbs. Characteristic of a bountiful mountain village, Damurak Village is well-known for its warm hospitality. Damurak Village is located in Gyesan-ri, Gurye-eup, Gurye-gun, Jeollanam-do. It is a cozy village divided into Sangyu, Jungyu, and Hayu. Each of these sections has its own unique charm, making it a delight to explore. MoreLess

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   Agricultural Technology Center Nature Ecology Learning Center

   농업기술센터 자연생태학습장

   Jirisan Mountain is a treasure trove of wild flowers, home to 1,323 species, accounting for 30% of Korea's wild flowers. The Gurye-gun Agricultural Technology Center has served as a mecca for wild flower research since 1988, starting with gentians and expanding into potted plant cultivation techniques, Nogodan perfume, Gurye Sori traditional incense, and character merchandise development. It features the nation's only pressed wild flower exhibition hall, a dragonfly ecology exhibition hall, an agricultural relics exhibition hall, a traditional crops exhibition hall, a wild flower nature learning garden, and a wild flower cultivation learning garden. MoreLess

   

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   Guryehyanggyo Local Confucian School

   구례향교

   The exact date of its establishment is unknown, but it is presumed to have been founded in the early Joseon period. It was established to enshrine and honor the spirit tablets of revered Confucian scholars and to provide secondary education and moral edification for local residents. The school was abolished in 1499 (the 5th year of King Yeonsangun's reign) and reestablished in 1518 (the 13th year of King Jungjong's reign) to the northwest of Baengnyeondong in the north of the county. MoreLess

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