Ranch Experiences in Yeoju

When spending a weekend with family, it is often hard to decide what to do. If you are a parent with children, why not set off on a hands-on learning trip together? Enjoy hands-on dairy and rural experiences, observe and craft woodwork, and heal at a natural oak charcoal village. For a weekend trip with the kids, head to Yeoju, Gyeonggi-do, for an experiential journey!

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   Euna Ranch

   은아목장

   Euna Ranch is located in Ganam-eup, Yeoju-si, Gyeonggi-do. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities here, especially dairy farming experiences, as well as making cheese, pizza, butter, and low-fat dairy products. Euna Ranch also offers a farmstay program.MoreLess

   

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   (Meal) Yeoju Bonga

   (식사)여주본가

   This restaurant serves delicious nutritious hot stone pot rice made carefully with Daewangnimpyo rice cultivated in Yeoju, Gyeonggi-do, along with mung bean sprouts, pimpinella (chamnamul), pan-fried altari (ponytail radish) kimchi, seasoned soybean paste stew (gang-doenjang), and grilled fish. Trout sashimi, herbal duck baeksuk (boiled whole duck), herbal native chicken, and soy sauce marinated crab are among its specialties. A walking path, waterfall, and cozy garden are provided as relaxing spaces for visitors.MoreLess

   

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   Yeoju Neolbeundeul Village [Rural Experience]

   여주 넓은들마을 [농촌체험]

   This rural village boasts vast lands composed of paddies and fields where local specialties, including Yeoju's representative Daewangnimpyo rice, chestnut sweet potatoes, and pears, are cultivated through eco-friendly farming methods. In June, visitors can experience various harvest programs such as seasonal potatoes and blueberries, oyster mushrooms produced year-round, and greenhouse tomatoes.MoreLess

   

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   Mok-A Museum (MOKA)

   목아박물관

   Mok-A Museum is a private museum established to inherit and develop Korea's traditional woodcraft and Buddhist art. It was founded by Park Chan-soo, an Important Intangible Cultural Heritage holder No. 108 (Wood Sculptor). Construction began in February 1989, and after the exhibition hall was completed the following year, it opened as a traditional craft museum before adding subsidiary buildings such as a curatorial research office, Sobanjeongsa, and an outdoor exhibition hall. In 1993, it officially opened as a museum following the eye-opening ceremony of the Mireuk Samjon Daebul (Maitreya Triad Buddha) in the outdoor exhibition area.MoreLess

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   Yeoju Chamsoot Village

   여주참숯마을

   Yeoju Chamsoot Village is a place where you can experience wellness that relaxes the mind and body with natural far-infrared rays emitted by genuine oak charcoal and red clay. Along with 10 charcoal kiln facilities where heated red clay emits large amounts of far-infrared rays for sterilization, it features walking paths amidst the cozy surrounding scenery.MoreLess

   

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