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With Mt. Baegun on my head, I dipped my feet into the Donggang River.

1 year ago12653 min

With Mt. Baegun on my head, I dipped my feet into the Donggang River. Local people Deokcheon-ri, Sindong-eup, Jeongseon-gun, Gangwon-do The Joyanggang River, which meets the Dongnamcheon Stream in Gasa-ri, Jeongseon-eup, forms rapids and streams in various places in the mountain valleys and flows through the river under the name Donggang. The waterway from Gasu-ri to Deokpo-ri, Yeongwol-eup is a total of 51km, and the Donggang River, which flows like a struggle, finally meets the...

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Activities Busan Destinations

A very special time travel on the island at the end of Busan, Gadeokdo Island

1 year ago114910 min

A very special time travel on the island at the end of Busan, Gadeokdo Island Local people Gadeokhaean-ro, Gangseo-gu, Busan Gadeokdo Island is located at the southwestern tip of Busan. It is an island connected to Busan New Port by Gadeok Bridge and Geoje Island by Gadeok Undersea Tunnel and Geoga Bridge. For a while, it was a passageway between Geoje and Busan, but now it attracts travelers with the charm of Gadeokdo Island. Gadeokdo...

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Activities Destinations Gangwon-do

Become a romantic boatman on the blue lake! Chuncheon Mullegil

1 year ago11409 min

Become a romantic boatman on the blue lake! Chuncheon Mullegil Local people Gangwon-do Chuncheon-si Sports Town-gil 223beon-gil It is the peak of swimming season. If you have experienced the valley, the sea, the swimming pool, and the ice water basin, let’s go on a different waterway trip. It is the ‘Chuncheon Mullegil’ that leaves for the lakeside city. The wooden canoe, which is in the limelight as a unique experience, is the main character of...

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Activities Destinations Gangwon-do

A family business of bangja spoons that has been passed on for the fourth generation, Kim Woo-chan, a teaching assistant

1 year ago12143 min

A family business of bangja spoons that has been passed on for the fourth generation, Kim Woo-chan, a teaching assistant Local people Gangjung-gil, Gangneung-si, Gangwon-do Training assistant Kim Woo-chan, who has a studio in Ipam-dong, Gangneung-si, is a young artisan who walks a single life making bangjja spoons. At the age of 16, he learned to make bangja spoons from his father and continues the family business to this day. Bangjja spoon, which is made...

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Activities Destinations Gangwon-do

The mysterious underground world hidden in the city, Donghae Cheongok Golden Bat Cave

1 year ago11769 min

The mysterious underground world hidden in the city, Donghae Cheongok Golden Bat Cave Local people Donghae-si, Gangwon-do You don’t have to go deep into the mountains to explore the caves. Donghae Cheongok Golden Bat Cave is the only natural cave in the city in Korea. An apartment complex has been built next to the limestone cave, and it is an unfamiliar landscape where city buses come and go frequently. The Cheongok Golden Bat Cave was...

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Activities Destinations Gyeonggi-do

Drenched in memories of school days with the sound of the organ, Deokpojin Museum of Education

1 year ago11239 min

Drenched in memories of school days with the sound of the organ, Deokpojin Museum of Education Local people 103 Deokpojin-ro, Daegot-myeon, Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do Deokpojin Museum of Education, which opened in Gimpo in 1996, is a place that reminds you of childhood and school days. About 7,000 exhibits show the life of the past as it is, and objects that have remained only in memory allow you to travel back in time to the past. In...

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Activities Destinations Gangwon-do

Let’s play in the water on a raft by the stream~ Inje Naetgang Village

1 year ago11272 min

Let’s play in the water on a raft by the stream~ Inje Naetgang Village Local people Naetgang Village, Buk-myeon, Inje-gun, Gangwon-do Naetgang Village in Inje-gun, Gangwon-do is a popular rural experience village for its rich summer experiences. At the guest house, they make potato pancakes or tadpole noodles with the residents and talk about it, and harvest corn and potatoes in the field to eat deliciously. You can play to your heart’s content by hitting...

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Activities Destinations Gyeonggi-do

A sweet potato digging experience that is more fun than a treasure hunt! Gyeonggi Yeoju

1 year ago11819 min

A sweet potato digging experience that is more fun than a treasure hunt! Gyeonggi Yeoju Local people Wolpyeong-ro, Neungseo-myeon, Yeoju-si, Gyeonggi-do The clear autumn sky encourages family outings. In the rich harvest season, let’s go to Yeoju, Gyeonggi-do with your children to experience digging sweet potatoes. As if looking for a treasure in the ground, when you dig up the sweet potatoes that have grown strong, your heart will become rich before you know it....

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Activities Busan Destinations

The pain and atopy are gone~ Haeundae Hot Spring Halmaetang

1 year ago11949 min

The pain and atopy are gone~ Haeundae Hot Spring Halmaetang Local people Jungdong 2-ro 10beon-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan When you think of Haeundae, you think of the sea, but there is also a historic Haeundae hot spring. In particular, ‘Halmaetang’, which boasts a history of over 80 years, is the first public bath in Haeundae and is loved by the elderly with arthritis and muscle pain and those suffering from skin diseases. Halmaetang was demolished when...

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Activities Destinations Gangwon-do

Easy and fun learning history of geology, Taebaek Paleozoic Museum of Natural History

1 year ago116410 min

Easy and fun learning history of geology, Taebaek Paleozoic Museum of Natural History Local people Taebaek-ro, Taebaek-si, Gangwon-do Taebaek is an area where Paleozoic strata are distributed. Many fossils of trilobites of various sizes and types have been found. Trilobites are creatures that dominated the Paleozoic sea. In other words, it means that this place was the sea a long time ago. As the name implies, the Taebaek Paleozoic Museum of Natural History is a...

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