• Gwangyang Maehwa Village - Following the Seomjingang River flowing down the outskirts of Jirisan Mountain is a village filled with plum trees. This village, Seomjin Village, is also known as the Maehwa (plum) Village for its abundant number of plum trees. Instead of crops and grains, plum trees are cultivated on farmlands, boasting white snow-like blossoms in March and bearing plentiful ripen plums in June. The annual Plum Blossom Festival takes place in the village every March when the plum blossoms are in full bloom.
• Jeonju Hanok Village - Jeonju Hanok Village is located in the city of Jeonju and there are over 800 traditional Korean hanok houses. Hanok Village retains its historical charms and traditions. This village is especially beautiful for its unique roof edges which are slightly raised to the sky. With Korean traditional house, you can enjoy Korean traditional food such as bibimbap, dduck galbi, and noodles as well as various delicious snacks such as ice creams, Jeonju Choco Pie, cheese chicken bbq, and so on. You can also borrow and wear Hanbok and walk around there.

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Gwangyang Maehwa (Plum) Village
Nestled along the Seomjingang River, which meanders around the base of Jirisan Mountain, lies a charming village abundant with plum trees. Known as Seomjin Village or Maehwa (Plum) Village, this area is dedicated to the cultivation of plum trees rather than traditional crops and grains. In March, the village is adorned with white, snow-like plum blossoms, and by June, it is abundant with ripe plums. Every March, the village hosts the annual Plum Blossom Festival, celebrating the full bloom of these beautiful flowers.

Jeonju Hanok Village
Located in the city of Jeonju, this village boasts over 800 traditional Korean hanok houses, preserving its historical allure and traditions. The village is particularly noted for its distinctive roof edges, which elegantly curve upwards towards the sky. Visitors can savor traditional Korean dishes such as bibimbap, dduck galbi, and noodles, along with a variety of snacks like ice cream and Choco Pie. Additionally, visitors have the opportunity to rent and wear Hanbok. Attractions include Gyeonggijeon Shrine, Pungnammun Gate, Nambu Traditional Market, and Omokdae.

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