Gyeongsangbuk-do(Uiseong-gun)

In Geumbong Recreational Forest (금봉자연휴양림) in Uiseong, Gyeongsangbuk-do, you can see the apple blossoms in spring; enjoy cool stream waters and the serenade of crickets in summer, the gorgeous foliage in autumn, and splendid snowscapes in winter. The hiking trails that surround Geumbong Recreational Forest, and promenades in Cheongseokgol Valley, will give you a chance to experience the rejuvenating calm of the forest. Also, the log cabins made of various woods such as oak, pine, white birch, and Korean spruce make you feel truly at home amidst the boundless nature.


Chungcheongnam-do(Buyeo-gun)

Below Seongheungsanseong Fortress (built in 501 during the Baekje Kingdom) in Buyeo is an ancient temple called Daejosa (great bird temple).  Inside the temple grounds stands a giant standing stone Buddha statue looking toward the east. The temple, which was founded during the 5th year of the Baekje Kingdom, has an interesting legend behind its origin. According to the legend, an old monk fell asleep after praying under a large rock on the slopes of Seongheungsan Mountain. In his dream, a large bird with a golden glow flew in from the west and sat on the rock where Daejosa currently stands. While the bird continuoulsy flapped its wings, a ray of light shone on the rock and it was there that the statue of Avalokitasvara Bodhisattva appeared. The old monk had the same dream at the same time for many days. He recounted his dream to the seongju (castle lord), who then reported it to King Seong of Baekje. The king interpreted the dream as a sign that it was the right time to move the capital of Baekje to Sabi (now Buyeo) and ordered the construction of a large temple at the location that appeared in the dream. The temple was so big that even at a hurried pace, it would still took 10 years to build. Workers had to work day and night and every time the workers felt tired, birds would come singing to brighten up the atmosphere so that the workers can forget the fatigue and continue working. Hence, the temple was completed after only five years. Because of the golden bird, the temple was named Daejosa, literally meaning 'great bird temple. The rock on which Avalokitasvara Bodhisattva appeared in the dream was turned into a stone statue of a Buddha. This standing stone Maitreya Bodhisattva statue is a fine work of sculpture which, along with the stone Bodhisattva of Gwanchoksa Temple (Treasure No.218), is representative of the early Gorye period.In front of Wontongbojeon Hall (a hall enshrining Avalokitasvara Bodhisattva) stands a pagoda. In the old days, the stone pagoda used to have only the cover stones but as the pagoda body stones were found, the pagoda structure was restored in 1975. This pagoda is assumed to have been built in the early days of the Goryeo Kingdom.


Jeollanam-do(Muan-gun)

A great sunrise and sunset spot, Doripo Park is situated in Doripo on the northwestern end of Haejebando Peninsula, which forms the boundary between Muan-gun, Yeonggwang-gun, and Hampyeong-gun Counties. The long sandy beach and the dense pine tree grove offer a nice environment for sunbathing. A little farther down from the sandy beach, is the Doripo Port. The port protrudes towards the sea, so people can view the sunrise from there. On the other side of the port towards Chilsan Sea, people can also view beautiful sunset glows. Just like other famous sunrise spots on the West Coast, Doripo watches the sun rise from the sea in Hampyeong in the winter and from the mountain in Yeonggwang in the summer. Every year, a special sunrise event is held on the first day of the New Year. Another attraction of Doripo is fishing for sea bream and sea bass in Chilsan Sea, which nearby Yeonggwang-gun and Hampyeong-gun Counties. A total of 639 relics from the Goryeo Era have been found in the area, including historical relics like blue celadon bowls unearthed in October 1995, resulting in the area being designated a Historical Site no. 395 of Jeollanam-do. Nearby, tourist sites include Bongdaesan Mountain (195 meters) and Wongapsa Temple.


Gangwon-do(Hwacheon-gun)

Located just 4km away from Hwacheon-eup, Ddansan Mountain is nestled between Paroho Lake and the entrance to Peace Dam, making it appear more like an island floating on the water rather than a mountain. This small island-like mountain offers an interesting and unique setting and the cooling effect of the mountain's shadow on the water creates a more relaxed resting area.


Jeollabuk-do(Jinan-gun)

Jeonbuk Jinan’s Unjangsan Recreational Forest (운장산자연휴양림) is located east of Unjangsan Mountain (1,126m), the highest mountain in Jinan district. Within the recreation forest there is the beautiful “Galgeo Valley”. In addition, there are various sites such as “Rock Yard” and “Haguiso” nearby.


Gyeonggi-do(Pocheon-si)

Baesangmyeon Rice Liquor was established in 1996 by Bae Yeong-Ho, the second son of Bae Sang-Myeon, who owns and runs Kooksoondang Brewery. Baesangmyeon Rice Liquor is a house of traditional liquors, which also functions as a liquor museum.


Ulsan(Ulju-gun)

Choice Town is a family restaurant with a red and white exterior that resembles the cozy atmosphere of an old village. The 3-story restaurant is conveniently located near Jinha Beach. Its spacious interior is neatly organized, with yellow lights shining on the wooden furniture, creating a golden ambiance. Though many guests come with children during the summer to taste a slice of the delicious pizza near the beach, the oven spaghetti is also well worth a try.


Incheon(Jung-gu) , Incheon Center

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Gangwon-do(Sokcho-si)

Mammoth Resortel is located in Seorak-dong within Seoraksan National Park. Located close to the sea, valleys, various museums, water parks, and hot spring facilities, the resortel is ideal for full-course traveling. Visitors can experience the taste of Sokcho at the nearby Sokcho Seafood Market, which is chockfull of popular eateries. Famous tourist destinations include Seoraksan Mountain, Naksansa Temple, Sokcho Beach, Daepohang Port, Sokcho Sunrise Festival, Seorak Festival. Mammoth Resortel is the ideal place for families.


Seoul(Jongno-gu) , Insadong・Jongnon

Roomin Bukchon is a hanok accommodation located in a residential area near Bukchon Hanok Village in Gahoe-dong, Seoul. Entering the front gate of the guesthouse, guests are greeted by a hanok house with a small garden in the middle of the front yard and a hanok-style front porch (toenmaru). As Roomin Bukchon is located in a residential area, it is a perfect place for travelers looking for a quiet place to stay and tourists who want to experience life in hanok. Guests can enjoy the entire building to themselves, including the kitchen, living room, bathroom and bedroom. The 20-square-meter room is cozy enough for two guests. The guesthouse has a self-contained kitchen fully equipped with a Balmuda toaster, an induction stove, kitchenware, basic seasonings, tableware, wine glasses, a refrigerator, and a microwave. There is also a bathroom where guests can shower, and a bedroom installed with a beam projector. Everything in the guesthouse is well thought out for the guests’ convenience. The high-quality mattress and bedding show how much the host cares about the guest experience. Heated eye masks and earplugs are available for deep sleep. Amenities from an aroma therapy brand, a Bluetooth speaker, and drip coffee bags from a popular brand are also provided. In addition, there are washing machine, iron, and foldable outdoor table that guests can use. Around the guesthouse there are many places to visit including Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, Changgyeonggung Palace, National Folk Museum of Korea, National Palace Museum of Korea, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, and World Jewellery Museum. Many guests take a stroll in Insa-dong Antique Street filled with foodie places and cafes as well as Bukchon Hanok Village.