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Cheonan Duaram Village [Rural Traditional Theme]
Korean name천안 두아람마을 [농촌전통테마]
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- Inquiries
- 041-521-4701
- Opening hours
- Open at all times
※ For experience, please inquire separately by phone. - Closed
- Open year-round
※ For experience, please inquire separately by phone. - Parking
- Available
- Experiences
- Walnut snack making / Walnut natural dyeing experience / Tofu making / Chestnut picking (September to October) / Loach catching (July to August)
※ Experiences may vary depending on village circumstances, so please call for inquiries.
Bosanwon 1-ri is located 30 minutes away from Namcheonan I.C., so it has good accessibility from Seoul and the metropolitan area, and is also accessible within 1 hour from Daejeon. The home of Cheonan's famous walnut snacks, this place is located under Gwangdeoksan Mountain, where the Gwangdeokcheon Stream, which has a splendid view of many relics and historical sites, flows gently. It is a clean area where fireflies live, and is full of local experiences and foods such as shiitake mushrooms, oyster mushrooms, deodeok, garlic, and potatoes. In front of the main hall of Gwangdeoksa Temple, which is said to have been founded by Master Jajang during the reign of Queen Seondeok, a walnut tree, a natural monument over 400 years old, indicates the home of walnut snacks, and cultural relics such as the Goryeo Sakyung (treasure) are scattered around.
Details
- Admission Fee
- Free
※ Experience fee separate - Restroom
- Yes
- Reservation guide for Koreans
- Visit after making a reservation