Yangtte Ranch Imsil Cheese Village

Korean name양떼목장임실치즈마을

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Sheep Ranch Imsil Cheese Village is a place where you can make cheese and have a meal, and it is located on the middle of a forest slope that appears as you follow along Okjeongho Lake. The cheese village originated when Father Didier t'Serstevens, who came from Belgium to Imsil as a missionary in 1959, began making cheese here. Since then, Imsil County, which has continued cheese production for over 40 years, developed it into a sixth industry through the Imsil Cheese Valley promotion project starting in 2004, and this place is considered another model of the sixth industry of Imsil Cheese Village in Jeonbuk.
Here, you can make cheese and pizza yourself, and there is an experience program that provides tonkatsu for lunch. In addition, there are grass sledding, cute rail bikes, and hammock riding, and you can also listen to fun stories with commentary from a professional forest experience guide, making it a place where not only adults but also children can have fun. There is a pension in the village that can accommodate about 30 people, so lodging is also possible, and phone reservations are required before visiting.

Details

Admission fee
- Imsil Cheese Experience Course A 25,000 won
- Imsil Cheese Experience Course B 22,000 won
- 1 night 2 days pension experience course 70,000 won
※ For details, please inquire by phone
Reservation guide for Korean nationals
Phone reservation required before visiting
Restroom
Yes

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