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Ejo Pottery Experience Center

You can touch and feel soil with hands-on pottery programs, which helps refresh emotional stability. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} .imgArea > img {width:100%} Soil is very important in our lives. You can touch and feel soil with hands-on pottery programs, which helps refresh emotional stability. Develop your creativity and imagination by making your own pottery. You can write letters or draw pictures on pre-fired pottery using the colors provided. This activity will motivate your artistic spirit, letting you feel a sense of accomplishment and confidence when you see your finished work. You can conveniently learn the history and creation process of pottery and the wisdom of our ancestors. Traditional pottery experience programs*Duration: 2-2.5 hours Orientation and safety education - You will feel confidence when you see your finished work. Theory education - You can learn the history and making process of pottery. Pottery wheel demonstration and experience - You can touch and feel soil, refreshing emotional stability. Drawing on pre-fired pottery and pottery making - You can develop your creativity by making your own pottery. Evaluation and completion - You will feel a sense of confidence when you see your finished work. Opening hours : 9am-8pm Closed : Open year-round Admission : 30 persons or less: KRW 22,000 | 31-50: KRW 19,800 | 51-99: KRW 16,500 | 100 or more: KRW 13,200 Directions : -

LocationYeoju

TypeHeritage
Wootdali Culture Village

Wootdali Culture Village is a cultural and art complex built from an abandoned school that was remodeled. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} A place to experience culture and enjoy art Wootdali Culture Village is a cultural and art complex built from an abandoned school that was remodeled. It provides a variety of hands-on programs for children, students, and the whole family, as well as for local residents lacking access to cultural benefits. Providing an exhibition opportunity for local artists and a relaxing area for citizens, Wootdali Culture Village is emerging as a place to relax the mind. Diverse culture and art experiences*Duration: Around 1 hour Metal Crafts - Initial bracelet, engraved necklace, room door plaque, bangle bracelet, mother-of-pearl inlaid bag hanger Leather Crafts - Leather necklace, bag hanger, lettering bracelet Pottery - Handwork, hand painting, succulent plant pot, pottery wheel experience, PKG 1, PKG 2, calligraphy mug Folk Crafts - Sotdae pole making, jangseung totem pole making Hanji Paper Crafts - Hanji fan, hexagonal pencil holder, hanji hand mirror, needlework on hanji, hanji mask, hanji doll, traditional binding Traditional Games - Jegi making, gonu game, ssangyuk game Natural Dyeing & Natural Crafts - Natural dyeing, boudoir crafts, natural product making Clay Art - Clay art, clay, rice clay, plaster air freshener Calligraphy - Calligraphy stencil, calligraphy candle, calligraphy tumbler Perler Beads - Keyring making Tradition - Rice pounding for injeolmi (rice cakes coated with soybean powder) Opening hours : 9am-6pm Closed : January 1, Lunar New Year's Day, and Chuseok holidays Admission : Free (Contact Wootdali Culture Village for program fees.) Directions : Songtan Station (Line 1) → Taxi

LocationAnseong

TypeTheme Park
Anseong Machum Astronomy Center

The Anseong Machum Astronomy Center is located in Anseong, the city of tradition and modernization, 1.5 hours from Seoul. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} The Anseong Machum Astronomy Center is located in Anseong Machum Land, 1.5 hours from Seoul. The astronomy center features convenient transportation, excellent observation equipment, and a panoramic view. In this educational place, students can learn about astronomical observation, astronomy, and space. The Anseong Machum Astronomy Center is located in Anseong, the city of tradition and modernization, 1.5 hours from Seoul. It consists of the Namsadang Pungmul Theater, Craft Workshop, All-season Sledding Slope, Campground, and more. You can enjoy a variety of facilities and see the beautiful Milky Way in the night sky. Family Astronomical Observation Program*Duration: 55 minutes - Seasonal constellation video - Night time: Astronomical and moon observations - Space Park 360 - Day: Sunspot and flare observations - Night: Astronomical and moon observations Opening hours : 2pm-10pm Closed : Mondays Admission : Adults: KRW 4,000 | Students (5-19 years): KRW 2,000 Directions : Get off at Pyeongtaek Station (Line 1) - Take bus in front of Pyeongtaek Station (#50, 55, 55-1, 70, 370, 370-1, 380) - Get off at Anseong Terminal

LocationAnseong

TypeTheme Park
Nonghyup Anseong Farmland

Nonghyup Anseong Farmland is a livestock-themed park with the excellent natural resources of a farm. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} You can see a wide meadow and touch and feed animals in the Seoul Capital Area! Nonghyup Anseong Farmland is a livestock-themed park with the excellent natural resources of a farm. Not only can you find relaxation while gazing across a large meadow and seasonal flowers, but you can also enjoy a variety of livestock activities including animal feeding and horseback riding. Petting and feeding hands-on farm programs*Duration: 1-5 hours (depending on program) Hands-on farm programs ▪ Animal Feeding Pet and feed animals in the farm. (sheep, goats, horses, parrots, pigs, etc.) ▪ Cheese Making Learn the features of cheese and make string cheese. ▪ Pizza Making Add some toppings to prepared dough and bake your own pizza. ▪ Running with Sheep Herd lambs yourself. Horseback riding programs ▪ Horseback Riding for Beginners Enjoy horseback riding under the guidance of an expert. (3 laps) ▪ Horseback Riding for Members Receive a systematic horseback riding lesson from a professional instructor. ▪ Horseback Riding for Rehabilitation Interact and become friends with horses for treatment purposes. (for school groups) ▪ Horseback Riding for Kids Horseback riding group lesson for children ages 11 and over (for school groups) Opening hours : 10am-6pm (March through November); Last ticket sold at 5pm | 10am-5pm (December through February); Last ticket sold at 4pm Closed : Open year-round (except Lunar New Year's Day and Chuseok) Admission : Adults: KRW 12,000 | Children: KRW 10,000 | Program fees (KRW 1,000-48,000) Directions : Anseong IC → To Anseong on National Route 38 → Turn right under overpass of Pyeongtaek-Chungju Expressway (at Redface building) → Anseong Farmland

LocationAnseong

TypeTheme Park
Anseong Machum Traditional Brassware

Anseong Machum Traditional Brassware has been producing brassware with the traditional method for 15 years. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} Anseong Machum Traditional Brassware continues the 500-year history of Anseong brassware! Anseong Machum Traditional Brassware has been producing brassware with the traditional method for 15 years. Brassware Master (intangible cultural asset) Yi Jong-mun is working at this workshop, and has been making delicate, strong, and artistic brassware and nurturing the masters of the next generation. You can make your own brassware at the workshop with the Anseong Machum Traditional Brassware provides the Anseong Machum Traditional Brassware Program, which is Korea's only program where you can make your own brassware household items. You can use the unique brassware items that you make in your daily life. Making Traditional Brassware*Duration: Individuals: 60-80 minutes / Groups: 60-90 minutes Traditional Brassware Household Item Making Class (tableware, mapae, etc.) Brassware is a part of Korean tradition, and was used by our ancestors in their daily lives. As part of this program, you can make you own brassware household items (tableware, dishes, utensils used for ancestral rites, souvenirs, etc.) using the traditional method. You can easily understand and experience the excellence of traditional Korean culture through this program, which can be enjoyed by both children and adults. Traditional cultural program on the history and local features of casting brassware The traditional Brassware Household Item Making Class (tableware, mapae, etc.) is a special traditional cultural program for understanding the history and production principles of casting brassware. Opening hours : Weekdays/Saturday/Holidays: 10am-5:30pm Closed : Lunar New Year's Day and Chuseok Admission : KRW 15,000-18,000 per person (Prices may vary depending on materials required.) Directions : Refer to website

LocationAnseong

TypeHeritage
Bucheon Robo Park

Learn and play with robots in the world of robots, Bucheon Robo Park! Bucheon Robo Park is Korea’s first permanent robot exhibition hall, located on the 1st to 3rd floors of the Robot Industry R&D Complex. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} Bucheon Robo Park stimulates young generations' interest in robotics by providing an educational opportunity. Learn and play with robots in the world of robots, Bucheon Robo Park! Bucheon Robo Park is Korea’s first permanent robot exhibition hall, located on the 1st to 3rd floors of the Robot Industry R&D Complex. Enjoy an exciting 4D movie on the first floor, then meet show robots such as Genibo, Monster Band, and Journey of Water on the second floor, and play with hands-on robots including robot action suits, soccer robots, etc. You can see the Humanoid Robot Dance Team Dancing Crew and fish robots or visit the Book Café on the third floor. The museum provides the robot education program “Ropas” and art-science exhibition associated education. The museum also holds at least two special exhibitions every year. Robot exhibition associated programs*Duration: Around 2 hours Soft Robot Making Make a robot-shaped natural soap using clay. Singing Robot Make your own singing toy using a wooden figure and a music box. 3D Paper Robot’s Secret Make one of the Robo Park characters, Tima or Tipa, using paper. Robot Education Ropas Introduction to Robotics: Basic Robots / Electricity, Electronics, Machinery, Robot Assembly- Robotics Coding1) Mobile Robot: (Intermediate) Mobile Robot Programming2) Humanoid: (Intermediate) Humanoid Programming- Robotics Pro1) Mobile Robot: (Advanced) Dialog-based Mobile Robot Mission Performance2) Humanoid: (Advanced) Dialog-based Humanoid Mission Performance Opening hours : 10am-6pm Closed : Every Monday | Lunar New Year’s Day and Chuseok holidays and the day before each Admission : Children: KRW 3,000 | Middle/High school/College students: KRW 4,000 | Adults: KRW 5,000

LocationBucheon

TypeTheme Park
Bucheon Bow Museum

On December 14, 2004, Bucheon Bow Museum opened its doors with a collection of 240 items left by the late Kim Jang-hwan, Korean bow and arrow making master, as Intangible Cultural Property of the Republic of Korea No. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} The Bucheon Bow Museum was founded with 240 donated items to commemorate the late Kim Jang-hwan, the first Korean bow and arrow making master, as Intangible Cultural Property of the Republic of Korea No. 47 and to pass the traditional culture on to future generations. On December 14, 2004, Bucheon Bow Museum opened its doors with a collection of 240 items left by the late Kim Jang-hwan, Korean bow and arrow making master, as Intangible Cultural Property of the Republic of Korea No. 47. The museum holds a special exhibition every year with different themes relating to bows, and provides a wide range of hands-on programs to promote traditional culture. A Korean bow and arrow making master assistant of Intangible Cultural Property of the Republic of Korea No. 47 provides a variety of educational and hands-on programs such as bamboo bow making and Bow Culture Education & Archery. Bamboo bow making/Archery program *Duration: 1.5-2 hours Bamboo Bow Making A Korean bow and arrow making master assistant of Intangible Cultural Property of the Republic of Korea No. 47 gives a lecture on Korean archery theories and helps with making a bow. Bow Culture Education & Archery After listening to an exhibition interpretation, experience archery on the outdoor archery range. Business hours : 09:00~18:00 Closed : January 1 | Lunar New Year’s and Chuseok holidays | Monday | Day after national holidays Admission : Individuals: KRW 1,000 | Elementary/Middle/High school students: KRW 600 | Free for preschoolers, 65 and over, persons of distinguished national service, and persons with disabilities | Groups (20 or more) Adults: KRW 800 | Elementary/Middle/High school students: KRW 400 (Program fees not included.)

LocationBucheon

TypeGallery&Museum
Eco Museum

The Eco Museum is a three-story building with a single-level basement on a land area of 27,127 ㎡ and floor area of 22,378 ㎡. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} The Eco Museum is Bucheon’s first museum. Bucheon collected the relics of natural history and founded this museum to attract a variety of museums as part of its project called "Cultural City of the 21st Century, Bucheon". The Eco Museum is a three-story building with a single-level basement on a land area of 27,127 ㎡ and floor area of 22,378 ㎡. This eco education center consists of various exhibition halls, with the museum River Exhibition Hall and Eco Experience Hall on the first floor. You can see a variety of freshwater fishes of Korea in the River Eco Hall and observe living insects, reptiles, and amphibians in the Eco Experience Hall. The second floor consists of 3 exhibition halls, where the Insect Hall exhibits the fossils and specimens of insects and Dinosaur Hall displays dinosaurs’ adventures and fossils. Eco Museum hands-on/educational programs and cultural activities Thinking & Dinosaur Collage Watch a dinosaur video + Make a dinosaur collage (Kindergarten groups | 11am-12pm, 1st and 3rd Thursdays, April through October) Storytelling Insect Origami Read insect storybook + Insect origami (Kindergarten groups | 11am-12pm, 2nd and 4th Thursdays, April through October) I’m the King of Animal Clay! Make dinosaurs, insects, and animals using clay (Families with preschoolers or elementary school students | 2pm-4:30pm, every Saturday year-round) Natural Craft Studio Make insects and animals using natural materials (Families with preschoolers or elementary school students | 2pm-4:30pm, every Sunday year-round) Science Class for Creative Kids Elementary school curriculum-associated experiments + Crafts (Elementary school students | 10:30am-2pm, Summer/Winter vacations) Cultural Days of the Four Seasons Cultural activities of the four seasons + Hands-on program (Last Wednesday of March, June, September, and December) Opening hours : March through October: 9:30am-6pm | November through February: 9:30am-5:30pm Closed : Every Monday | January 1 | Lunar New Year’s day and Chuseok Admission : Adults: KRW 2,000 | Middle/High school students: KRW 1,500 | Elementary school students: KRW 1,000 | Children ages 3 to 6: KRW 1,000 Directions : Exit 1 of Kkachiul Station (Line 7) (3-minute walk)

LocationBucheon

TypeGallery&Museum
Seunglim Botanical Garden

In this educational space, you can see and experience a variety of eco education included in curriculum. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} A variety of programs of Seunglim Botanical Garden assist in understanding nature and stimulate your five senses. In this educational space, you can see and experience a variety of eco education included in curriculum. Even though the botanical garden is located in Gyeonggi-do, you can see 40 species of tangerine trees, which are a local specialty of Jeju Island. You can learn many things about a variety of animals and plants at the Eco Pond, Carnivorous Plant Hall, Herb Hall, and Insect Hall, as well as at the Tree Hospital that treats sick trees. You will realize the importance of tradition and nature through optional hands-on programs such as soybean paste making and planting. You can also learn the spirit of teamwork and the power of unity through recreational activities, understand yourself in nature, and develop your personality, creativity, and imagination through nature. Seunglim Botanical Garden encourages students to gain a proper sense of value regarding the environment through a variety of activities and educational programs that stimulate the five senses. The goal of Seunglim Botanical Garden is to foster green leaders who can respond to a new era and climate change by establishing a foundation for an eco society. A variety of hands-on programs including soybean paste/gochujang making and natural soap/tangerine tea making*Duration: 2-4 hours Tree Hospital Observe trees that are treated with the waste wood recycling technique only used in Korea. Herb Hall Smell a variety of herbs and learn their applications. Tangerine Tree Hall See 400 tangerine trees of 40 different species that are very rare in the mainland region. Wildflower Hall Learn the names and applications of native wildflowers. Eco Pond Observe a variety of aquatic plants and insects. Carnivorous Plant Hall Learn the features of carnivorous plants and the ecology of wetland plants. Insect Hall Observe beetles, stag beetles, caterpillars, etc. Optional programs Tangerine toner making, aroma jelly flowerpot making, natural soap making, gel candle making, succulent plant planting, traditional mask making, organic tangerine tea making, tree necklace making Opening hours : 10am-4pm Closed : Every Sunday | National holidays | Lunar New Year’s and Chuseok holiday | Closed in July and August Admission : General: KRW 7,000 | Contact Seunglim Botanical Garden for a group visit. (Group visitors only on weekdays; Individual visitors only on Saturdays)

LocationUiwang

TypeNatural Beauty
Dongju Saltern

Dongju Saltern is located in Daebudo Island of Ansan City, which has a wonderful natural environment including plenty of sunshine and moderate winds. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} A reputable salt field with a 60 year history Dongju Saltern is located in Daebudo Island of Ansan City, which has a wonderful natural environment including plenty of sunshine and moderate winds. Dongju Saltern produces sea salt on onggi tiles in the traditional method. It brings sea water into a water storage basin and concentrates it using natural conditions such as solar heat and wind to make salt. You can learn the process of salt production in the Salt Flower Class. You can observe salt flowers blooming after the sea water is evaporated by sunlight. You can also collect salt in a bag by pushing a board attached to a pole in your bare feet. Salt Flower Class*Duration: 1.5-2.5 hours Saltern Tour A program to learn the value of the environment, where saltern staff explain the sea salt making process as well as the excellence and efficacy of sea salt produced in Gyeonggi-do Salt Making A program for harvesting salt in the salt crystallizing pond, where you can observe salt flowers blooming after the sea water is evaporated by sunlight, letting you understand the salt making process with your five senses Colored Salt Column Making You can make your own salt column by coloring the sea salt that you harvest. Sea Salt Soap Making Onggi sea salt is rich in various minerals that are effective for pore waste elimination, brightening, skin soothing, etc. You can make soap with sea salt and herbs and take it as a souvenir. Opening hours : 11am-4pm (Hands-on programs: 11am-12:30pm, 2pm-3:30pm) Closed : May through late October, during salt production period Admission : Individual: KRW 9,000 | Groups (20 persons or more): KRW 8,000 Directions : Ansan Station (Line 4) → Bus number 123

LocationAnsan

TypeNatural Beauty
Glass Island (An art destination harmonizing with the sea, light, and glass - Daebudo Island)

Glass Island of Daebudo Island, known as the Murano of Korea, is an art gallery on a 43,000 ㎡ site. You can learn everything about glass art including the history of glass, manufacturing techniques, and modern glass sculpture exhibits. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} An art destination harmonizing with the sea, light, and glass as a landmark of Daebudo Island Glass Island of Daebudo Island, known as the Murano of Korea, is an art gallery on a 43,000 ㎡ site. You can learn everything about glass art including the history of glass, manufacturing techniques, and modern glass sculpture exhibits. It is also a cultural tourist attraction with a variety of amenities that you can enjoy with your loved ones. You can look around at a variety of sculptures in the Glass Island Museum and Macart Gallery. In the Theme Exhibition Hall, you can enjoy a fairy tale atmosphere with glass sculptures decorated with lights, and in the Glass Sculpture Park you can enjoy a beautiful view harmonized with the sea and reed bed. The Love Road stretching along the seashore is known as a trail for lovers, with beautiful sculptures showing the love stories of movie characters standing along this road. Finally, you can make your own glass items at the Glass Craft Experience Hall. The Glass Island of Daebudo Island is expected to lead glass crafting in the 21st century. Enjoy the mysterious atmosphere of glass items with your five senses and make beautiful memories here. Glass craft demonstration and hands-on program Glass Craft Demonstration Hall/Experience Hall This is Korea’s largest glass craft experience hall. You can learn about glass from glass artists and make your own glass items here. Consists of a 330 ㎡ lampworking/sanding/glass painting site and a 500 ㎡ blowing site (theater) Art Shop BODA Sells a variety of handmade glass items of Glass Island and other Korean and foreign glass artists Restaurant MURANO Restaurant featuring unique interior design with a beautiful view of the West Sea Café G A café where you can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere while looking around at glass sculptures installed all around. Opening hours : 9:30am-6:30pm Closed : Every Monday | December 31 | Day before Lunar New Year’s Day and Chuseok Admission : Adults: KRW 10,000 | Students: KRW 9,000 | Children KRW 8,000 | Group discount (20 persons or more) Directions : Get off at Oido Station (Line 4) → Take red bus number 790 → Get off at Daebu-dong Community Service Center → Walk, etc.

LocationAnsan

TypeTheme Park
Fly Station

Toto Large Rock Camp is situated halfway up Hwaaksan Mountain, which is known as one of the cleanest regions in Gapyeong of Gyeonggi-do. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} Korea’s first indoor skydiving! You can enjoy skydiving indoors without wearing any gear. During this one-to-one program, a professional instructor helps you fly in the air. Enjoy the thrill of skydiving indoors. - Indoor skydiving is a unique type of leisure sport where you can enjoy skydiving in a wind tunnel with wind speeds up to 360 kmph. Wind speed is adjusted depending on the physique of each person for safe flying.- If you complete a flying school program, you can enjoy flying alone without the assistance of a professional instructor. You can learn Belly, one of the basic indoor skydiving positions, through an introduction program. The introductory program consists of three 30-minute classes. Opening hours - Weekdays: 11am-10pm (Last session 9:30pm) - Weekends: 10am-10pm (Last session 9:30pm) Closed : Open year-round Price - Admission: Weekdays KRW 66,000 / Weekends KRW 76,000 - Group discount: 12 to 29 persons: 30% / 30 or more: 40% (Weekdays only)

LocationYongin

TypeLeisure Sports
The Zoo of Morning Calm

The Zoo of Morning Calm, located in Gapyeong of Gyeonggi-do, is a theme park for families. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #f7f7f7;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} Animal park for relaxation, “The Zoo of Morning Calm” #relaxingdate #weekendfamilypicnic #zoo #bestshot #withkids The Zoo of Morning Calm, located in Gapyeong of Gyeonggi-do, is a theme park for families. You can see 300 animals of 100 species including tigers, lions, Asiatic black bears, alpacas, snow monkeys, desert foxes, meerkats, raccoons, parrots, finches, peacocks, chickens, pheasants, and donkeys. In The Zoo of Morning Calm, you can encounter a variety of animals that cannot easily be seen in a city, and feel the mystery of life. The Zoo of Morning Calm is a beautiful place where animals, nature, and people coexist. Visit The Zoo of Morning Calm, and make special memories with your loved ones. PHOTO TIP The Zoo of Morning Calm, situated at the foot of Cheonggyesan Mountain, has a beautiful garden so well harmonized with nature that you will feel like you're in an arboretum. In the Garden of Healing full of flowers, make long lasting memories while interacting with animals and taking photos with them that will last a lifetime. TRAVEL PARTNER Your family, lover, and friends Opening hours - 10am-6pm (Summer: March through October) - 10am-5:30pm (Winter: November through February) Nearby Attractions Garden of Morning Calm The Garden of Morning Calm is a world of flowers and trees. Humans are mere travelers stopping by in this world. Staff of the Garden of Morning Calm plant and cultivate flowers considering the seasons for this beautiful garden, so flowers in full bloom welcome you whenever you visit. It take at least half a day to look around a plaza, trails, ponds, and various themed gardens including the Moonlight Garden, Herb Garden, and Rose of Sharon Garden. In winter when flowers disappear, a Lighting Festival is held in the arboretum covered with white snow, where the arboretum is decorated with colorful lights. Korean people as well as foreign tourists visit the arboretum to take beautiful pictures. Address: 432, Sumogwon-ro, Sang-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do Contact: +82-1566 – 6703 Website www.morningcalm.co.kr Admission: Adults KRW 9,500 ; Students KRW 7,000; Children KRW 6,000 (Free for preschoolers under 36 months with ID documents) Distance: 1 km from Zoo of Morning Calm Chi-Ong Arts Center You can enjoy art with the aroma of tea at the Chi-Ong Arts Center. The Chi-Ong Arts Center, elaborately constructed from soil, wood, and stone, is a cultural complex for artists as well as citizens. It provides cultural programs such as Korean traditional music, pottery, painting, tea ceremony, and Buddhist meditation. It supports artists by opening its exhibition halls and outdoor sculpture exhibition areas to them. Visitors can also stay overnight in a traditional hanok house. Address: 300, Sumogwon-ro, Sang-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do Contact: +82-31-585-8649 Website: www.chi-ong.co.kr Opening hours: 10am-6pm Admission: Adults: KRW 2,000; Elementary/Middle school/High school students: KRW 1,000 Parking: Free Distance: 1.17 km from Zoo of Morning Calm Food Charbroiled spicy chicken & Spicy buckwheat noodles Spicy stir-fried chicken was originally charbroiled on a grill. Many things have changed since then, and griddles are now commonly used to cook spicy stir-fried chicken. You can see many charbroiled spicy chicken restaurants near the Garden of Morning Calm. Charcoal grilling makes the chicken tender and reduces odors and fat. Charbroiled spicy chicken features a lean, clean flavor. The chicken is first placed with the skin side up on a grill. You should flip it frequently for delicious chicken without burning it. You should also try spicy buckwheat noodles when you eat spicy stir-fried chicken. Pine nuts are sprinkled generously on top, a flavorful local specialty of Gapyeong. Address: (Haenghyeon-ri) Sumogwon-ro, Sang-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do Contact: Romance (+82-31-584-0077), Morning Calm Charbroiled Chicken (+82-31-585-3825) Menu: Charbroiled spicy chicken; spicy buckwheat noodles Accommodations Yellowstone Lodge Yellowstone Lodge is located just 2 minutes by car from the Garden of Morning Calm. Its well-being cabins are built from Finnish red pine. The cabins and the terraces and stairs are all built of wood, creating a warm atmosphere. A garden with a pond and pavilion in the front yard makes the place even more beautiful. Address: (677-1, Haenghyeon-ri) 354-16, Sumogwon-ro, Sang-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do Contact: +82-31-584-2279, +82-10-4600-7786 Website: www.yellow-stone.co.kr Price: Contact Yellowstone via the website.

LocationGapyeong

TypeNatural Beauty
Toto Big Boulder Camp

Toto Large Rock Camp is situated halfway up Hwaaksan Mountain, which is known as one of the cleanest regions in Gapyeong of Gyeonggi-do. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} Toto Large Rock Camp Toto Large Rock Camp is situated halfway up Hwaaksan Mountain, which is known as one of the cleanest regions in Gapyeong of Gyeonggi-do. In this campground, you can enjoy a harmony of camping, music, valleys, singing birds in the forest, and a night sky full of stars. Toto Big Boulder Camp provides a relaxing camp experience where you can enjoy a variety of camping activities and make special memories with your friends and loved ones.

LocationGapyeong

TypeLeisure Sports
Yangpyeong Arboretum Campground

Yangpyeong Arboretum Campground is Gyeonggi-do’s largest campground, located in an arboretum where you can enjoy nature surrounded by trees. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} Yangpyeong Arboretum Campground Yangpyeong Arboretum Campground is Gyeonggi-do’s largest campground, located in an arboretum where you can enjoy nature surrounded by trees. You can see a lake harmonizing with flowers and trees and enjoy swimming in a pool. The campground has 140 campsites. An additional 150 sites will be installed soon.

LocationYangpyeong

TypeLeisure Sports
Sodo Campground

A small forest campground for you. Stars shine overhead, and the soft moonlight makes the night more beautiful. Fireflies sometimes come out and light up the trails like stars. With various events held every week in this small campground in the beautiful forest, Sodo Campground is waiting for you. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} Sodo Campground A small forest campground for you. Stars shine overhead, and the soft moonlight makes the night more beautiful. Fireflies sometimes come out and light up the trails like stars. With various events held every week in this small campground in the beautiful forest, Sodo Campground is waiting for you.

LocationPocheon

TypeLeisure Sports
Cheongdam Farm (Camping Planet)

Camping Planet, located at the foot of Achasan Mountain in Pocheon, is situated in the middle of a peaceful forest. You can enjoy your own spacious campsite, amenities, and well-organized trails in the wide campground of over 33,000 m2. Relax in nature without interruption. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} Cheongdam Farm (Camping Planet) Camping Planet, located at the foot of Achasan Mountain in Pocheon, is situated in the middle of a peaceful forest. You can enjoy your own spacious campsite, amenities, and well-organized trails in the wide campground of over 33,000 m2. Relax in nature without interruption.

LocationPocheon

TypeLeisure Sports
Gwangneung Forest Story Farm/Campground

Gwangneung Forest Story Auto Campground is located in a UNESCO biosphere reserve near Korea National Arboretum. It is a children’s paradise full of kids' attractions (indoor kids' cafe, trampolines, swimming pool, pedal boats), and amazing events are held on special days (Children’s Day, Christmas, and Halloween) .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} Gwangneung Forest Story Farm/Campground Gwangneung Forest Story Auto Campground is located in a UNESCO biosphere reserve near Korea National Arboretum. It is a children’s paradise full of kids' attractions (indoor kids' cafe, trampolines, swimming pool, pedal boats), and amazing events are held on special days (Children’s Day, Christmas, and Halloween)

LocationPocheon

TypeLeisure Sports
Yongin Insect Park

Yongin Insect Park researches all insect fields to find ways that insects can be helpful for human beings and nature. In addition, it is creating an insect-themed cultural complex providing insect exhibitions, educational programs, hands-on programs, and more. .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} Yongin Insect Park researches all insect fields to find ways that insects can be helpful for human beings and nature. In addition, it is creating an insect-themed cultural complex providing insect exhibitions, educational programs, hands-on programs, and more. ◇ Attractions - Insect Experience Hall: Observe live insects and insect specimens - Indoor Garden: Observe aquatic insects, parrots, turtles, etc. - Animal Farm: Observe horses, ponies, sheep, pigs, rabbits, ducks, etc. - Tree House: A log cabin with an oak tree growing through the floor and ceiling - Outdoor Observation Hall: Observe insects living in an oak forest - Theater: Three 5 to 6-minute insect videos ◇ Permanent programs (Provided separately) - Insect Guide: Listen to an explanation on the living insects and insect specimens in the exhibition hall - Insect Sand Art: Draw your own insect character using rainbow-colored sand art - Insect 3D Puzzle Making: 8 types of 3D insect puzzles designed for learning insect features and body parts in depth - Animal Feeding: 3 types of food for animals provided (carrots, dried mealworms, corn) - Egg Stealing: Visitors go into the henhouse with a manager for safety and pick up 2 fertile eggs per family. ◇ Seasonal programs - Summer Insect Camp: The camp program is provided for elementary school students during summer vacation in August. Students can learn about the environment and nature as well as insects for 2 days. - Christmas Package for Families: Families take the insect class and make a Christmas tree together. - Strawberry & Insect Package: A strawberry and insect collaboration program provided from January to May ◇ Career education program - For middle school students (60-90 minutes) Business hours - Saturday and holidays: 10am-6pm; Reservation required - Sundays : 1pm-6pm; Reservation required - Weekdays : Contact required (Family programs may not be available due to group programs.) Price - Admission : KRW 3,000 (Free for preschoolers under 24 months) - Family package : KRW 35,000 per family (based on family of 3 or 4) (KRW 32,000 for family of 2)

LocationYongin

TypeTheme Park
Museum Ground

1. Exhibition: Chun Kwang Young Chapter 1: August 31, 2019 - December 1, 2019 .tip1 {width: 100%; height:auto; background-color: #efefef;line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 30px 0 30px 0; display: block;} .tip1 strong {font-weight: 700;} .tip1 p {display: block; padding: 15px 0 15px 15px !important; color: #333;} 1. Exhibition: Chun Kwang Young Chapter 1: August 31, 2019 - December 1, 2019 2. Exhibition: Graffiti Exhibition My Space: August 11, 2019 - January 12, 2020 A variety of domestic and foreign cultural and art undertakings and new experiments are conducted at Museum Ground. Museum Ground is putting forth the efforts to become a cultural complex for communication with the public. Museum Ground consists of 3 exhibition halls (Exhibition Hall 1, 2, and 3), Multi Education Hall, Outdoor Sculpture Park (Open Ground), Sunken Space (Under Ground), and Cafe Ground in a modern structure. Art, experience, and rest coexist in the museum. 1. Exhibition: Chun Kwang Young Chapter 1: August 31, 2019 - December 1, 2019 - Exhibition halls: Museum Ground Exhibition Hall 1 & 3, Under Ground, Open Ground - The world of museum founder Chun Kwang Young’s works is exhibited in various ways as a reminder of Museum Ground’s goal to lower the entry barriers to modern art galleries and communicate with more visitors. 2. Exhibition: Graffiti Exhibition My Space: August 11, 2019 - January 12, 2020 - Exhibition hall: Museum Ground Exhibition Hall 1 & 3, Under Ground, Open Ground - The exhibition is set up to shed light on graffiti as an art campaign led by youth rather than focusing on controversial views such as street art, temporary occupancy, and mainstream exhibition halls. Opening hours : Tuesday through Sunday: 10am-6pm Closed: Mondays and Lunar New Year’s and Chuseok holidays (Days off may vary for special exhibitions.) Admission - Adults (20 years or over): KRW 12,000 - Students (8-19 years): KRW 8,000 - Children (4-7 years): KRW 6,000

LocationYongin

TypeGallery&Museum

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