Pyeongtaek Travel Course: Experience Diverse Activities and an Exotic Atmosphere

This travel course in Pyeongtaek allows you to experience diverse activities and an exotic atmosphere, featuring Pyeongtaek Lake Tourist Complex where you can stroll along a vast lake, Utdari Cultural Village where various hands-on experiences and nostalgic retro items are on display, and Pyeongtaek International Central Market, which exudes an exotic charm influenced by the presence of US military forces.

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   Pyeongtaek Lake Tourist Complex

   평택호관광지

   In December 1973, a huge 24㎢ lake was formed by constructing the Asan Bay Seawall along a 2 km sea route between Gwon-gwan-ri, Hyeondeok-myeon, Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do and Mowon-ri, Inju-myeon, Asan-si, Chungnam. \n From the following year, it became known as a four-season fishing spot regardless of the weather. \n Unlike dams located in mountainous inland areas, Pyeongtaek Lake (Asan Lake) is a coastal tideland lake inhabited by numerous crucian carps and carps.MoreLess

   

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   (Meal) Monte Bianco

   (식사) 몬테비안코

   This unique revolving restaurant rotates 360 degrees, allowing you to enjoy views of both the sea and land. It is located in a sky lounge offering a panoramic view of the beautiful Seohae Grand Bridge, the West Sea, passenger ferries, and Pyeongtaek Port. You can also enjoy dishes prepared by hotel-trained chefs in a classic interior and atmosphere, making it ideal for special occasions and dates for couples. Presenting fresh dishes made with fresh ingredients from Welstory and homemade sauces, Monte Bianco offers couple seats, family seating, and spaces suitable for formal family meetings (sang-gyeon-rye), small first-birthday parties (doljanchi), birthday celebrations, and business receptions.MoreLess

   

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   Utdari Cultural Village

   웃다리문화촌

   Utdari Cultural Village, a cultural and arts experience facility established in August 2006, was renovated and opened by Pyeongtaek-si and the Pyeongtaek Cultural Center from the former Geumgak Branch of Seotan Elementary School after its closure. Seven cultural artists and program instructors operate various programs, including everyday pottery making, woodworking crafts, creative children's songs, and modern life experiences.MoreLess

   

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   Pyeongtaek International Central Market

   평택국제중앙시장

   Pyeongtaek International Central Market formed naturally in front of the US military base as more merchants began buying cheap produce from nearby \nSongbuk Market and selling it outside the base after it was established in 1958. \nSince it was initially formed catering to US Forces Korea, \nit exudes an exotic ambiance distinct from other traditional markets, with many hobby shops, fashion accessories, and multinational restaurants. \nSelected as a project site for international markets, Pyeongtaek International Central Market \ncollectively refers to the 'Sinjang Shopping Mall Street', which spans about 500 meters in front of the US military base, and the 'Central Market', which was once called the evening market. \nThe Sinjang Shopping Mall Street is lined with exotic restaurants and general stores featuring Mexican, Brazilian, Thai, and Japanese cuisines, while the Central Market is an alley-type market home to a variety of grocery stores, clothing shops, and daily sundries.MoreLess

   

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