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Namwon-si

Welcome to Namwon-si, the charming heart of Jeonbuk! This delightful city is a tapestry of lush green parks, vibrant traditional markets, and the enchanting tales of Korea’s only love story, Chunhyang. Stroll through picturesque Gwanghalluwon Garden, savor local delicacies, and soak in the cozy atmosphere—it's a perfect spot for the curious traveler seeking unique adventures!

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Outdoor4.5/5

Gwanghallu Pavilion

Nestled in the scenic landscape of Jeonbuk, Gwanghallu Pavilion is an iconic cultural site renowned for its stunning architecture and historical significance, making it a must-visit for anyone exploring Korea's rich heritage.

Landmark5/5

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Outdoor3.1/5

Namwon Land

Namwon Land offers a unique blend of stunning gardens, thrilling amusement rides, and cultural experiences, making it a must-visit destination for families and adventure-seekers in the heart of Namwon, Jeonbuk State.

Outdoor3.8/5

Namwon Nature Recreation Forest

Nestled in the picturesque Jeonbuk State, Namwon Nature Recreation Forest offers breathtaking views, lush trails, and serene picnic spots, making it an ideal escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Eat4.5/5

Restaurant

Eat$$4.2/5

Hyeonsigdang

Cafe4.8/5

식어도 맛있는 아재커피

Eat$$4.2/5

Jeonju Waengi Kongnamul-gukbap

Stays

Stay4.35/5

Yechon Hanok Hotel

Set in a stunning traditional hanok, Yechon Hanok Hotel offers a unique blend of modern comfort and cultural heritage, making it an iconic destination for those seeking an authentic Korean experience in Jeonbuk State.

Stay4.35/5

The Suites Hotel Namwon

Nestled in the heart of Jeonbuk, The Suites Hotel Namwon offers a luxurious retreat with stunning views, exquisite dining, and a serene atmosphere, making it an iconic destination for relaxation and exploration of Korea's rich culture.

Stay4/5

Kensington Resort Jirisan Namwon

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Jirisan Autumn Forest, Valley Walk and Cheoneunsa Temple fr Busan

Crimson Forests, Valley Trails & a K-Drama Temple in autumn colors. — What You'll Experience — • Jirisan National Park — Korea's First & Largest National Park Home to vast wilderness, extraordinary biodiversity and dramatic autumn scenery. In autumn, the mountain's dense forests transform into a sweeping canvas of red, orange and gold. • Baemsagol Valley — Jirisan's Most Scenic Autumn Trail Unhurried walk along crystal-clear mountain stream through the breathtaking valley landscapes with the sound of rushing water alongside you the entire way. • Cheoneunsa Temple — K-Drama Filming Site Centuries-old Buddhist temple famous as filming location for K-drama Mr. Sunshine. The temple's ancient wooden halls, stone lanterns and mountain backdrop create one of Korea's most atmospheric and photogenic cultural stops. — Why Choose This Tour — ✔ Korea's Largest National Park — autumn mountain with scale and biodiversity. ✔ Valley Trail & Temple A Day — nature and culture back to back.

$60.00

5/5

Gurye, Temples of Mt. Jirisan(Hwaeomsa, Saseongam)& Seomjin River

This tour begins in Gwangju Metropolitan City and takes you to Gokseong and Gurye in South Jeolla Province. (We provide a KTX and bus ticket booking service for those who book this tour at cost.) Embark on a scenic journey through the majestic surroundings of Mt. Jirisan and the Seomjin River in Gurye and Gokseong. This tour immerses you in Korea’s rich cultural and natural heritage, offering a chance to explore holy temples and experience the peaceful rhythms of mountain life—without the need for an overnight temple stay. And don’t miss one of the best ways to enjoy the Seomjin River: a nostalgic ride on the iconic steam train, included as part of this tour. If you’d like to hike Nogodan Peak in Jirisan after the tour, we recommend spending a night in Gurye. You can enjoy the hike on your own the following day, and we’re happy to offer complimentary support with hotel bookings, Nogodan hiking reservations, and transportation arrangements for your next destination.

$210.00

192 h

[8-days] Conquering the Korean Peninsula & Jirisan National Park Hiking

● This tour aims to better understand and feel Korea by properly combining 'general tour' and 'hiking tour' ● This Tour was planned for tourist who has visited Korea for the first time or has come few times, but want to know more about Korea ● "As Korea's only inbound hiking travel agency" Our journey starts with Korea travel specialist and mountain expert who has full of knowledge about Korean History, Politics, Religions and Nature ● Tour start from Seoul, which is the capital of South-Korea and the most visited by foreign tourists, and we are heading to the southeast. Then, stop by the millennium city called Gyeongju city and move to Busan city which is the second largest and biggest port city of Korea with full of joy and variety sea food. and We will hike to Jirisan Mountain which is first and biggest National Park in Korea. and We will return to Seoul after visiting Jeonju city that has full of taste and tradition. ※ Tour Itinerary is subject to change by customers request

$3,380.00

Private Half Day tour Manjanggul Lava tube in Jeju island

This tour is guided by a local taxi tour guide who personally accompanies the customer excluding climbing. At Jeju Stone Culture Park, you can walk around the park and see the lives of Jeju people, including stones, Jeju guardian deities, stone pagodas, traditional thatched houses, and traditional toilets. For those who have difficulty walking, you can ride an electric cart around the park. Manjanggul Cave is a natural cave formed approximately 100,000 to 300,000 years ago by lava flowing from Geomun Oreum, one of the small mountains in Jeju, along the surface. It is the core of the Geomun Oreum Lava Cave System, which was designated as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site in 2007. The general exploration section extends about 1 km inward from the Second Entrance. The main passage, measuring 18 meters in width and 23 meters in height, evokes a sense of openness that makes one forget it is an underground space.