Bibongnae Village Rural Tourism Course [Welchon]

This rural village experience course blends activities where you can feel the sentiment of Korean ancestors, such as making cheese, making pizza, and catching freshwater snails. On a hot summer day, children will lose track of time catching marsh snails in the cool stream. Another highlight is the chance to enjoy a variety of foods prepared with freshwater snails.

Along the way

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   Canaan Ranch

   가나안목장

   Located in Sacheon, Gyeongsangnam-do, Canaan Ranch is an eco-friendly farm where dairy cows graze on vast, open pastures. Visitors can make cheese using fresh raw milk produced right at the ranch, and then use that natural cheese to make pizza. Various ranch activities such as feeding milk to calves are available, and products made from their own milk, such as cheese and yogurt, are also available for purchase.MoreLess

   

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   Gonyanghyanggyo Local Confucian School

   곤양향교

   Gonyanghyanggyo is currently designated as Gyeongsangnam-do Tangible Cultural Heritage No. 221. Among its collection of historical records, books such as Joseon Cheonggeumnok (Record of Confucian Scholars of Joseon), Dongseong Seungnam (Notable Sights of Dongseong), and Hyanggyogeup Gakdan Eunghaeng Jeolmok (Rules of Conduct for Local Schools and Altars) serve as valuable resources for the study of local history.MoreLess

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   Bibongnae Village

   비봉내마을

   Surrounded by a bamboo forest, Bibongnae Village offers a variety of bamboo-related hands-on programs. The activity area at the entrance of the bamboo forest is virtually a bamboo theme park, featuring swings and seesaws crafted from bamboo. With hoop rolling sets, bows, and arrows all made of bamboo, it has established itself as an excellent bamboo playground that is immensely popular with children.MoreLess

   

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   Dasolsa Temple

   다솔사

   Dasolsa is a historic temple founded by the Indian monk Yeongi during the reign of King Jijeung of Silla. It was destroyed by fire during the Japanese Invasions of Korea (Imjin War) and, ten years after that, in the 12th year of King Sukjong's reign (1686), Buddhist monks joined forces to greatly revive it through a reconstruction project that spanned ten years.MoreLess

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   Daseulgi Choryang Village

   다슬기초량마을

   Daseulgi Choryang Village came to be called Choryang-ri because it was the administrative seat of Choryang-myeon during the Joseon Dynasty. The Choryanggang River (Gonyangcheon Stream) flows in front of the village, boasting clean water quality and an abundance of freshwater snails and fish, making it a popular destination for tourists during the summer.MoreLess

   

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   Dajayeon Green Tea Plantation

   다자연녹차단지

   Influenced by Sacheon's maritime climate, Dajayeon Green Tea Plantation cultivates high-quality green tea in an environment that is cool in summer and mild in winter. Next to the processing factory is the Dajayeon Cultural Center, where visitors can taste various teas and participate in diverse hands-on experiences.MoreLess

   

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