Nami Island

Sejong
Daedun
Mountains
Hamyang
Suncheon

Gyeongju
Busan

Bomun Pavilion, Gyeo

ngju
city
) of historical importance
-(a
fascinating
and cultural heritage

Gyeongju, an ancient capital of the Sh

illa Dynasty, boasts the nickname "a m
useum with no walls."
Bomun Pavilion, a small wooden gaze
bo standing over a quiet duck pond, is
a great spot to experience Koreas spri
ng; the cherry blossoms fluttering over
the pond provide an exquisite sight.

A pavilion for all seasons

Terraced Fields, Hamyang (

)
This small village at the
foot of Jiri Mountain
displays a curious sight of
terraced rice paddies.

In spring the water in the

paddies reflects the sky,
while in autumn the
paddies glow with golden
grains.

50 shades of green

Samkwang Temple
( )
Every year, around Buddhas
birthday, the biggest Lotus
Lantern Festival in Busan is
held at Samkwang Temple.
The entire temple is strung
with countless lotus lanterns
and lanterns of other creative
forms.

Naganeupseong Folk
Village, Suncheon
(
)

Straw-roofed houses, government offi

ces, guesthouses and a castle, all fro
m the Chosun Dynasty, remain perfect
ly preserved in their original forms in t
his 22.6 kilometer-squared historical s
ite.
No, its not an exterior set of a historic
al drama, people actually live in those
houses and better yet, they offer over
night homestays.

Daedun Mountain Suspension Bridge ( )

81-meter-high Geumgang Suspension

Bridge
"Whatever you do, don't look down."

Nami Island ( )
Despite the fact that Nami
Island is a place of
historical interest (the
island is named after
Minister Nami, a Minister
of War during the Chosun
Dynasty), most visitors
come to stroll down the
famous Metasequoia road
or see where Bae Yongjoon and Choi Ji-woo stood
or sat during the filming
for the original Hallyu
drama "Winter Sonata."