Jeongseon, with its deep mountains and valleys, is a place where a song or a poem flows out. On the winding valley road, the scent of moon dwells modestly. Hwang Dong-gyu sang at Molundae in Sogeumgang, Jeongseon, and many literary men also wrote poems about the beauty of cliffs and valleys. The trekking course, which starts with an old tree and a disputed Morundae, and leads to Hwaam Mineral Water, which is the background of , is also a quiet autumn hiking trail. In addition, Auraji, where Songcheon and Goljicheon meet, became the background of Jeongseon Arirang, and was drawn as a longed-for hometown in Kim Won-il’s novel 《The Road to Auraji》. It is also interesting to visit Jeongseon Town, which is rich in things to see. In Arari Village, along with the old house, there is a sculpture that humorously reconstructs Park Ji-won’s novel 《The Tale of the Yangban》. Don’t miss the Jeongseon Market, which is full of people’s hearts and food.
Inquiries: Tourism and Culture Division, Jeongseon-gun Office 033)560-2363
