[2025 Mungyeong-si Attraction] Travel Guide for Mungyeong Saejae (Updated Jun)

#TravelItinerary#MungyeongTravel Currently, the Teacup Festival is being held in Mungyeong until this week. There is also a campaign for LeMouton shoes that are said to be more comfortable the more you wear them, so I recommend a trip to Mungyeong where you can enjoy various fun activities!💚 While playing around at Mungyeong Saejae, you must visit a place that is famous for its handmade pork cutlet. It was worth waiting for almost an hour. The pork cutlet is full of high-quality cheese! It was the first time I couldn't finish the pork cutlet because I was so full. I hope you go on a trip to Mungyeong at least once💚 - - 📍1. Mungyeong Saejae 932 Saejae-ro, Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do 📍2. Miseong Restaurant 4-1 Jeomchon 5-gil, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do

#Picnic 📍 Gyeongbuk Mungyeong-si Mungyeong-eup Saejae-ro 932 🕓 ~17:00 💳 Admission 3,000 won (drama set) 💳 Parking 2,000 won 💳 Internal electric vehicle movement 2,000 won I only walked to the drama filming set - the first gate - the second gate It was much bigger than I thought, so it was difficult to see everything in a short time. In the case of the drama set, it is only open until 5 o'clock, but in the case of the regular exploration route, it is open 24 hours. The electric vehicle is 2,000 won per person, but they give you a 1,000 won Mungyeong Love Gift Certificate back ㅎㅎ

#DramaFilmingLocation #MungyeongSaejae ❣️Location: 932 Saejae-ro, Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongbuk ❣️Famous for being the open set for dramas such as 'Kingdom' and 'Six Flying Dragons', it is especially good for walking, hiking, and picnicking in the fall when it is colored with autumn leaves. There are many photo spots for autumn leaves everywhere. There is also an electric car running inside, so if you want to travel comfortably, it is recommended‼️Before entering MungyeongSaejae Provincial Park, there is 'Starbucks MungyeongSaejae Branch', famous for being a unique Starbucks in Korea. #Mungyeong #PlacesToVisitInMungyeong #MungyeongTravel #AutumnFall #AutumnFallTravelDestination #MungyeongHotPlace #HotPlace #DomesticTravel

#Places to visit with kids Mungyeong Ecological Maze Park is located in Mungyeong Saejae. Various plants are planted so that nature observation and ecological experiences are possible. What kind of plants can you see after passing through the winding maze? There is a playground space that children like after exiting the maze, and the surrounding scenery is really pretty. #TheBest #Mungyeong #MungyeongSaejae #MungyeongSaejaeNaturalEcoPark #MungyeongEconomicMazePark #MungyeongMazePark #MungyeongTravel

#summervacay Spent the day hiking around Mungyeong Saejae and it felt like I time-traveled, no joke. The whole trail follows this old mountain pass that used to connect Seoul and Busan way back in the Joseon era, and you can actually see the ancient gates still standing. Super cool and kind of epic, like something straight out of a sageuk drama. The hike itself is super chill. Gradual incline, nothing crazy, and you’re walking on a path that’s mostly stone or dirt, very manageable even in sneakers. You get this peaceful, forested vibe the whole way, with mountains around you and birds doing their thing. Stopped by the traditional village area too, cute houses, hanbok rentals, and random photo ops. Also had some hotteok near the entrance that slapped. Honestly, Mungyeong Saejae is a hidden gem. You get history, nature, and a solid workout without dying. Perfect for a day trip if you want something different but still lowkey.

May your every step be more comfortable and filled with stories. In May, the best season for walking, you could experience Le Mouton's special offline campaign at Mungyeong Saejae, one of Korea's representative walking trails. 💚 As someone who loves walking trips, I was already interested in this brand, but after trying them on, I realized they couldn't be lighter or more comfortable! Truly a pair of sneakers worth recommending. 👟 📍Mungyeong Saejae 🧭 228-1 Sangcho-ri, Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do 🕰 9 AM - 6 PM 🚘 Free parking available at Mungyeong Saejae Parking Lots 1-4.

The Mungyeong Saejae Tea Bowl Festival, which runs until this weekend, is drawing a huge crowd, and I was surprised by the number of visitors. Even though I arrived early in the morning, the parking lot was already full, and traffic congestion had started. True to the spirit of the festival, there were plenty of photo zones, and the picturesque scenery of Mungyeong Saejae combined with nature makes it a perfect season for walking. I highly recommend adding Mungyeong to your travel itinerary. 📍Mungyeong Saejae Tea Bowl Festival 932 Saejae-ro, Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do

#Travel itinerary#Mungyeong travel A good Mungyeong travel course to go to in May Currently, the Tea Bowl Festival is being held in Mungyeong until this week. There is also a campaign for LeMouton shoes that are said to be more comfortable the more you wear them, so I recommend a trip to Mungyeong where you can enjoy various pleasures! A must-visit place after playing around Mungyeong Saejae is a handmade pork cutlet restaurant. It was worth waiting for almost an hour. The pork cutlet is full of high-quality cheese! It was the first time I couldn't finish the pork cutlet because I was so full. I hope you go on a trip to Mungyeong now. - - 📍1. Mungyeong Saejae 932 Saejae-ro, Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do 📍2. Miseong Restaurant 4-1 Jeomchon 5-gil, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do

[Korea Travel Check-in] Hidden Gem for Autumn Foliage Viewing: Mungyeong Korea has many mountainous areas, especially in the central region. If you've ever taken a bus between Seoul and Busan, you'll be impressed by the layers of mountains in between – that's Mungyeong. This area is a transportation hub, but the terrain is steep. In the past, it was a vital route for merchants, and now, thanks to well-preserved forests, it's a great place for Koreans to enjoy the autumn foliage. Whether you're in Seoul or Busan, it takes about two hours to get here by car, so unless you're traveling with a group, driving can be quite tiring. I joined a one-day tour to Mungyeong this time, and I'd like to share the itinerary with you. Three-hour drive to Gomo Mountain Fortress to see the ruins of the local military fortress. Hike to the Omija Theme Tunnel (renovated from an old mine tunnel, mostly artificial paintings, suitable for families with children, requires tickets, not recommended to visit specifically, nor is it recommended to buy any Omija products inside). Take a bus to Mungyeong Saejae Provincial Park. There are many apple stalls along the road, selling varieties like Fuji and Golden Delicious, as well as agricultural product markets where you can buy locally made soy sauce, soybean paste, and Omija rice wine. Nearby, we had a set meal of grilled ginseng and grilled medicinal pork, which are considered local specialties. Hike to the Old Road Museum to see the evolution of various local transportation routes.

This off-the-beaten-path Korean town holds secrets unknown to 99% of tourists! I've even uncovered hidden gems cherished by Korean drama directors! 💜 Day 1: Enter Miyazaki's Purple World The Bongjeongsa Temple's aster fields are absolutely the most stunning sight I've seen this year! Three hectares of flowers, personally planted by the head monk, fill the air with a light purple fragrance during their peak bloom in September and October (Key point: This year's Aster Festival opens on September 22nd!). I recommend arriving before 8am. The morning mist, the pavilion, the sea of flowers, and the monks sweeping in their robes—it's like stepping into a scene from Natsume's Book of Friends! 📸 Exclusive photo spot: The giant rock platform behind the temple (search "Bongjeongsa Observatory" on your navigation app). Use a telephoto lens to compress the sense of space and capture an otherworldly image! 🌾 Day 2: A Pink Storm Hidden by Koreans I never expected to find the true pinnacle of pink outside of Jeju Island! The new pink muhly grass park in Singi is truly breathtaking. The walkway design along the Yeonggang River is incredible. When you stand in the middle and take a photo, you're surrounded by waves of pink (a white dress is recommended!). Here's a secret: Shooting in the backlight at 4pm makes your hair glow! ⚠️ Warning: Don't search for the park name directly on your navigation app! Look for the area opposite the "Hanaro Supermarket Mungyeong Nonghyup Main Store." We learned this the hard way after going around in circles three times... 🍖 Day 3: The Restaurant with Insane Lines Cafe Old only serves one dish: fried pork cutlet. How good could it be? Let's just say we arrived at 11am on a working day, and there were already more than 20 Korean ajummas in line! The thick-cut pork cutlets are coated in a secret sauce. When you bite into it, the juices spurt out onto your companion's face (don't ask how I know)... The key is the jalapeños that come with it—they cut through the richness perfectly. For 10,000 won per person, you can eat till you're stuffed! 👨👩👧 Must-see for families: There's a play area for kids on the second floor. Parents can eat while the kids play—I'm impressed by the Korean wisdom of dining with children! 🎎 Day 4: A Cultural Blast from the Past I made my first tea bowl at the Mungyeong Ceramics Museum for 15,000 won! The master craftsman taught me the slab building technique step by step. My hands shook like I had Parkinson's while carving the pattern, but after firing, it actually turned into a work of art (it'll be delivered to my home in three months, super convenient!). Even more amazing was the traditional wood-fired kiln behind the museum. The smoky scene felt like stepping onto the set of Goblin! 💡 Fun fact: The clay here contains special minerals that give it a bluish-gray color after firing, completely different from the gaudy stuff you find in stores! ⛰️ Day 5: Adrenaline Rush on a Cliff The Dansan Monorail, which I was influenced to try by a blogger, was absolutely mind-blowing! A 42-degree incline and a fully transparent carriage—I gripped the handrail the entire time (not for the faint of heart!). The observation deck at the top offers a panoramic view of the Sobaek Mountains. I recommend bringing a telephoto lens to capture the S-shaped train winding through the mountains. After descending, we headed straight for the Zipline No. 3. My screams still echo in the valley from the 360-meter plunge... 🚗 2025 Latest Transportation Tip: Seoul Dong Station → Mungyeong direct bus (1 bus per hour). I recommend staying at the Mungyeong The Bridge Motel. It's around 200+ won per person, including breakfast, and it's a 10-minute walk to the Jinnamgyo Ban Night Market!

🌍 In the northwest of Gyeongsangbuk-do, Korea, lies a city untouched by time—Mungyeong. Like a secluded pearl, it boasts tranquil natural beauty, rich history, and mouthwatering cuisine. If you're tired of the hustle and bustle of popular tourist spots, Mungyeong is your perfect gateway to a unique Korean adventure! This comprehensive guide will lead you on an in-depth exploration of this treasure trove. Basic Information Mungyeong City is located in the northwest of North Gyeongsang Province, Korea. Surrounded by curved mountain ranges, it has a typical mountainous basin climate. The average annual temperature ranges from 10.9°C to 12.5°C, and the average annual precipitation is about 1,319.6 mm. Spring (March–May) is warm and rainy with temperatures between 10°C and 20°C, perfect for cherry blossom viewing. Summer (June–August) is hot and rainy with temperatures between 26°C and 30°C. Autumn (September–November) is cool and pleasant with temperatures between 15°C and 25°C. Winter (December–February) is cold and dry with temperatures between -10°C and 5°C. Must-See Attractions 1. Mungyeong Saejae Provincial Park: Known for its steep mountains, legend says even birds couldn't fly over them. The park offers diverse natural landscapes, with rocks, streams, and waterfalls complementing each other. It also features a famous sandalwood growing area. Strolling along the main path feels like stepping into a landscape painting. Historical and cultural relics like the site of the old Saejae Inn and the Mungyeong Saejae Folksong Monument add a touch of history to the scenic beauty. Don't miss the KBS historical drama filming location, featuring three Goryeo Dynasty palaces and residential buildings covering over 60,000 square meters—a must-see for K-drama fans! Address: 932 Saeryeong-ro, Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. 2. Seonyudo Valley: This 1.7 km valley winds from east to west and is divided into nine sections, known as the "Seonyu Nine Valleys." Ancient pine trees stand tall on both sides of the clear stream, offering different beauty in each season. Spring brings vibrant flowers, summer lush greenery, autumn fiery foliage, and winter a snowy wonderland. This valley was also a favorite spot of the ancient scholar Choe Chiwon. Historic pavilions like Okhajeong and Hakcheonjeong, etched with the marks of history, add a rich cultural dimension. Address: Wanjang-ri, Gaeun-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. 3. Omija Theme Tunnel: Transformed from the Seokhyeon Tunnel, originally used for coal transportation, this 540m tunnel features various Omija-themed exhibition areas. Learn about the cultivation, harvesting, and processing of Omija berries while enjoying rich lighting effects and beautiful art installations. During the Omija blossom season, the tunnel sides are covered in vibrant flowers, creating a dreamlike world. The entrance features local product displays, a wine bar, and Omija-shaped sculptures. Further inside, a gallery decorated with ceramics, paintings, and art pieces offers perfect photo opportunities. Address: 1356-1 Mungyeongdae-ro, Macheon-myeon, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. 4. Jinnamgyoban: This captivating spot blends natural scenery with rich history and culture. Lush forests and cliffs along the national highway contrast with the meandering sandbars and dense old pine forests by the river. It offers ample leisure space for visitors. In summer, the riverbanks and sandy beaches are popular for relaxation, picnics, and various activities. At night, the lights of the tent village intertwine with the moonlight and its reflection on the river, creating a picturesque scene. Nearby historical attractions include Gomo Mountain Fortress and Toya (Rabbit Cliff). Built during the Silla Dynasty, Gomo Mountain Fortress offers panoramic views of Jinnamgyoban. Address: San 41, Sinhyeon-ri, Macheon-myeon, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. 5. Buljeong Station: Built on September 15, 1955, this station was once part of Mungyeong's coal mining history, transporting coal and serving local residents. The station's stone-layered slate roof preserves the romantic charm of a rural station, showcasing a traditional, simple style. Operations ceased in 1993, but in 2007, it was designated Registered Cultural Heritage No. 326 for its rare historical value. Renovated in 2008, it now operates as a train-themed guesthouse. The surrounding area is tranquil and beautiful, with Buljeongsan Mountain and historical sites nearby, making it an ideal starting point for exploring Mungyeong and its surroundings. Address: Buljeong-dong, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. Local Specialties 1. Chaega Nae Perilla Kalguksu: Mungyeong's signature dish. The handmade, chewy noodles are infused with a unique perilla aroma, making each bite a delight. A must-try for experiencing Mungyeong's traditional cuisine. 2. Omija Dishes: Mungyeong is the home of Omija berries. Enjoy various Omija-based dishes like Omija tea and Omija stewed chicken, which are not only delicious but also offer health benefits. 3. Traditional Korean BBQ: No trip to Korea is complete without BBQ! In Mungyeong, savor authentic Korean BBQ. Tender beef sizzles on charcoal, served with lettuce, kimchi, and special sauces. Wrap it all up in lettuce for a rich and satisfying experience. Suggested Itinerary One-Day Trip Morning: Start your day with a delicious bowl of Perilla Kalguksu at Chaega Nae. Midday: Explore the beautiful Mungyeong Saejae Provincial Park, enjoying its natural landscapes and historical sites. You can also participate in apple picking (during autumn). Afternoon: Experience the popular Mungyeong Rail Bike, featured in the K-drama "Queen of Tears." Ride along the abandoned railway tracks, overlooking the scenic views, and enjoy the romance and thrill. Two-Day Trip Day 1: Morning: Upon arrival in Mungyeong, visit Seonyudo Valley and admire its beauty, experiencing the tranquility of nature and the echoes of history. Midday: Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant near the valley. Afternoon: Explore the Omija Theme Tunnel, learn about Omija culture, and appreciate the unique light art. Evening: Enjoy the night view at Jinnamgyoban and soak in the romantic atmosphere. Day 2: Morning: Visit Buljeong Station, learn about its history, and consider staying at the train guesthouse. Midday: Enjoy traditional Korean BBQ in the city. Afternoon: Explore Mungyeong Saejae Provincial Park in depth and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. Transportation - From Seoul: Take an express bus from Seoul Express Bus Terminal (Gangnam). The journey takes approximately 3 hours. - Local Transportation: Attractions are spread out. Chartering a car (carpooling costs around CNY 200/day per person) is recommended for convenient travel. Limited bus routes are available; check schedules and routes in advance. Things to Note - English proficiency is limited in the city. Prepare a translation app or learn basic Korean phrases for easier communication. - Remove your shoes before entering traditional Korean houses and maintain cleanliness. - Observe proper etiquette in public places and avoid loud conversations. - Korea has distinct seasons. Pack appropriate clothing based on the season. Prepare for rain and sun in summer and dress warmly in winter. - Install apps like Naver Map or KakaoMap for real-time bus route information. Embark on an extraordinary journey to Mungyeong, where every landscape and every dish awaits your discovery! 💕

I. City Overview Mungyeong City, located in North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea, is renowned for its natural beauty and historical culture. Rich in hot springs and traditional Hanok villages, it's an ideal destination for leisure and cultural experiences. II. Best Time to Visit Spring (March–May): Cherry blossoms bloom, and the weather is pleasant. Autumn (September–November): Stunning fall foliage creates the perfect setting for outdoor activities. III. Transportation Guide From Seoul: Take the high-speed train or express bus, approximately 2 hours. Local Transportation: Primarily buses and taxis; some attractions are accessible on foot or by bicycle. IV. Must-See Attractions Mungyeong Hot Springs Features: High-quality water rich in various minerals, perfect for relaxation. Recommendation: Hot spring resorts offering accommodation and dining. Mungyeong Traditional Hanok Village Features: Well-preserved Hanok architecture offers an authentic cultural experience. Activities: Tea ceremonies, Hanbok wearing, and traditional crafts. Mungyeong Saejae Provincial Park Features: Picturesque natural scenery, ideal for hiking and birdwatching. Recommended Route: Saejae Pass, featuring historical sites along the way. Mungyeong World Ceramic Center Features: Showcases Korean ceramic art, with opportunities for pottery making. Activities: Pottery experiences and ceramic exhibitions. V. Food Recommendations Mungyeong Hanjeongsik Features: Traditional Korean set meal with a variety of dishes. Recommended Restaurants: Numerous Hanjeongsik restaurants in Mungyeong City. Mungyeong Barbecue Features: Local beef, tender and flavorful. Recommended Restaurants: Mungyeong Barbecue Street. Mungyeong Tofu Dishes Features: Locally made tofu with a delicate texture. Recommended Restaurants: Mungyeong Tofu specialty restaurants. VI. Accommodation Recommendations Mungyeong Hot Spring Resorts Features: In-room hot springs and comprehensive facilities. Price: Mid-to-high range. Mungyeong Hanok Guesthouses Features: Traditional Hanok experience with a unique atmosphere. Price: Budget-friendly. Mungyeong City Hotels Features: Convenient transportation, suitable for business and family travelers. Price: Mid-range. VII. Shopping Recommendations Mungyeong Traditional Market Features: Local agricultural products and handicrafts. Recommended Products: Mungyeong tofu and ceramic products. Mungyeong World Ceramic Center Shop Features: Ceramic artworks and souvenirs. Recommended Products: Handmade ceramic tea sets. VIII. Important Notes Language: Primarily Korean; English service is available at some attractions and hotels. Currency: South Korean Won; carrying cash or credit cards is recommended. Etiquette: Respect local customs; shoes must be removed before entering Hanoks. IX. Itinerary Suggestions One-Day Trip: Mungyeong Hot Springs > Mungyeong Traditional Hanok Village > Mungyeong Saejae Provincial Park. Two-Day Trip: Day 1: Mungyeong Hot Springs > Mungyeong Traditional Hanok Village; Day 2: Mungyeong Saejae Provincial Park > Mungyeong World Ceramic Center. X. Conclusion Mungyeong City offers a blend of nature, culture, and cuisine, making it a perfect destination for relaxation and experiencing traditional Korean culture. Whether it's the hot springs, Hanok villages, or ceramic art, Mungyeong will leave a lasting impression. We hope this guide helps you plan a wonderful trip to Mungyeong!

Tucked away in the northwest of North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea, lies the charming city of Mungyeong. With four distinct seasons and a comfortable average annual temperature of 11°C - 12°C, Mungyeong offers unique scenery and beauty year-round. Let this guide lead you on an unforgettable journey through Mungyeong! Attractions 1. Songnisan National Park: This park is Mungyeong's claim to fame! The natural landscape is stunning, complemented by historical sites and legends. Cultural treasures like the Hwagyesa Temple Monument and the original site of the Bird Pass blend seamlessly with natural wonders such as Suok Falls and Nyeongung Falls. Enjoy vibrant wildflowers in spring, cool green shade in summer, fiery autumn foliage, and a pristine winter wonderland—each season offers a picturesque experience. The well-preserved ancient trails, resembling the terrain of Songaksan Mountain in Kaesong, the Goryeo capital, have made this park a popular filming location for historical dramas. 2. Seonyudo Valley: This 1.7 km valley is divided into "Seonyu Nine Valleys," each with its own unique charm. Ancient pine trees line the banks of the crystal-clear stream. The valley bursts with colorful flowers in spring and blazes with autumn leaves, offering distinct beauty in every season. This was also a favorite spot of the ancient scholar Choe Chiwon, and historical pavilions like Okhajeong and Hakcheonjeong stand as testaments to the area's rich cultural heritage. 3. Jinnamgyoban: This area seamlessly blends natural beauty with rich history and culture. Lush forests and dramatic cliffs line the national highway, while the riverbank and sandy beach offer a perfect summer retreat. At night, the lights of the camping village intertwine with the moonlight and its reflection on the river, creating a breathtaking scene. Nearby historical sites like Gomo Mountain Fortress and Toya offer panoramic views of Jinnamgyoban. 4. Omija Theme Tunnel: This 540-meter tunnel, converted from the Seokhyeon coal transport tunnel, features various exhibits on omija (Schisandra chinensis). Learn about the cultivation, harvesting, and processing of this unique berry. During the omija blossom season, the tunnel walls are adorned with vibrant flowers, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. At the entrance, you'll find local product displays and a wine bar, while inside, galleries decorated with ceramics and paintings offer fantastic photo opportunities. 5. Mungyeong Saejae Open Set: Designed specifically for film and television productions, this open set exudes a rich historical atmosphere and showcases traditional Korean architecture. It recreates scenes from ancient Korean life and has served as a filming location for historical dramas like "The King." Stroll through the streets and admire the ancient-style buildings, feeling transported back to the Joseon Dynasty. Participate in traditional crafts and cultural activities for a unique historical and cultural experience. Culinary Delights 1. Chaegane Perilla Kalguksu: This Mungyeong signature dish features handmade knife-cut noodles with a unique perilla flavor. The chewy noodles and fragrant aroma offer a taste of authentic local cuisine. 2. Korean BBQ: No trip to Korea is complete without Korean BBQ! In Mungyeong, savor authentic Korean BBQ. Slices of tender beef or pork sizzle on the charcoal grill, turning golden brown. Dip the grilled meat in special sauces, wrap it in lettuce with garlic slices and chili peppers, and enjoy a burst of flavor. 3. Haemul Pajeon (Seafood Pancake): This savory pancake combines fresh seafood with a crispy batter. The seafood's savory flavor blends perfectly with the soft interior and crispy exterior. Enjoy it with kimchi for a refreshing and appetizing treat. Things to Note - Visa: Obtain a South Korean tourist visa in advance. Prepare the required documents and apply at least one month before your trip. - Transportation: From Seoul, take an express bus to Mungyeong, enjoying the scenic route. Within Mungyeong, public buses connect major attractions, but they may be infrequent. Taxis are also an option. - Language: English proficiency is limited among locals. A translation app can be helpful, and simple Korean greetings can enhance your interactions. - Shopping: Purchase local specialties like apples and omija products as delicious and memorable souvenirs.

Mungyeong, a unique Korean hidden gem Mungyeong City is located in North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea. Far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, it is full of unique natural and cultural charm, making it an excellent choice for niche tourism. - Transportation Guide: From Seoul, you can take the KTX train from Cheongnyangni Station to Mungyeong Station, which takes about 1.5 hours. After arriving at Mungyeong Station, you can take a taxi to various attractions, which is quite convenient. [Scenic] Recommended attractions: - Mungyeong Bird Ridge: One of the eight major scenic spots in Korea, the mountains here are undulating and the scenery varies with each season. The mountain flowers are in full bloom in spring and the maple leaves are like fire in autumn. Take a stroll in Bird Ridge, breathe the fresh air and feel the tranquility of nature. You can also overlook the magnificent mountain scenery from the observation deck, which is refreshing. - Mungyeong Seokchon-dong: A traditional village with a long history, the stone houses are simple and unique. Here you can experience traditional Korean folk culture, wear Hanbok and take photos, as if you were traveling back to ancient times. - Wenqing Hot Spring: When you are tired, go to the hot spring to relax your body and mind. The hot spring water here is of excellent quality and rich in various minerals, which are good for the body. Soaking in the warm spring water and admiring the surrounding beautiful scenery is very relaxing. [Taro] Food Guide: - Wenqing Korean set meal: a combination of various special side dishes, rice, soup, etc., you can taste the rich Korean flavor at one time, with fresh ingredients and authentic taste. - Grilled pork belly: The local pork is of high quality, grilled until the skin is golden and crispy, served with lettuce and kimchi, wrapped up and eaten in one bite, you will feel extremely happy. - Game tips: - The temperature difference between morning and evening is large in Mungyeong, so please remember to bring warm clothes. - When visiting traditional villages, respect local customs and habits. - You can book attraction tickets and hotels online in advance to avoid delays.

📍Mungyeong City, a hidden gem nestled in Gyeongsangbuk-do, Korea!🏞️ 🍎Visiting Mungyeong in the fall? Don't miss the Apple Festival! Pick your own crimson apples and experience the joy of harvest!🍎🎉 🚶‍♀️Stroll through Songnisan National Park, where winding mountain trails and fiery maple leaves create a picturesque scene with every step!🍁👣 🎬Mungyeong Saejae Open Set, a filming location for historical dramas, offers a chance to travel back to the Joseon Dynasty and experience traditional Korean culture!👘🎬 🍜Don't forget to savor the local specialties, like perilla kalguksu and omija tea—every bite and sip is a taste of authentic Korea!🍜🍵 🏨For accommodations, we recommend the cozy guesthouses in Mungyeong City, where you can experience the tranquility and comfort of the Korean countryside.🛌🏡 🚗Transportation is also convenient. Take an express bus from Seoul directly to Mungyeong to begin your autumn paradise journey!🚌🍂 Come to Mungyeong and experience the unique charm of this small city! From natural scenery to cultural history, you're sure to have an unforgettable trip!🎒🌈

Located in the northwest of North Gyeongsang Province, Mungyeong is a city rich in tourist resources, suitable for rest and recuperation. Below is a detailed travel guide to Mungyeong: I. Best Time to Travel and Recommended Length of Stay • Best time to travel: Summer, when the climate is pleasant and suitable for outdoor activities and sightseeing. • Recommended length of stay: 1 day, but can be extended appropriately depending on personal interests and itinerary. II. Recommended Main Attractions 1. Worak Provincial Park • Introduction: Known for its magnificent mountain scenery and rich ecological environment, it is a famous natural scenic park in Mungyeong. • Features: Visitors can hike along winding trails and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the four seasons. The park also preserves a wealth of cultural relics, such as the three gates set up after the Imjin War. • Address: 932 Joryeong-ro, Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. 2. Mungyeong Saejae Open Set • Introduction: An open scenic area specially designed for film and television drama shooting, with a strong historical atmosphere and traditional Korean architectural style. • Features: Mainly used to recreate ancient Korean life scenes, providing realistic shooting backgrounds for TV dramas and movies. Visitors can visit the antique buildings, ancient market streets, and participate in traditional crafts and cultural activities. • Address: 84-2 Sangcho-ri, Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. 3. Omija Theme Tunnel • Introduction: Located at the foot of Gomosan Fortress by the Jinnamgyo Bridge in Mungyeong, it is a 540-meter-long sightseeing tunnel. • Features: The tunnel has a variety of exhibition areas themed on omija berries. Visitors can learn about the planting, picking, and processing of omija berries, and enjoy rich lighting effects and beautiful art installations. • Address: 1356-1 Mungyeong-daero, Majeon-myeon, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. 4. Seonyudo Valley • Introduction: One of the most representative scenic spots in the nationally renowned Seonyudo scenic area. • Features: The valley is 1.7 km long and is divided into nine sections, called "Seonyu Nine Valleys." Each section showcases unique natural landscapes and charm. The stream is crystal clear, and the changing seasons make the scenery here unique. There are also historical sites and cultural heritages in the valley, such as Okhajeong Pavilion and Hakcheonjeong Pavilion. • Address: Wanjang-ri, Gaeun-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. 5. Jinnamgyo Riverside • Introduction: A charming attraction that blends natural scenery and rich history and culture. • Features: It boasts lush forests, strange rocks and cliffs, winding sandbars, and dense old pine forests. It provides visitors with a vast leisure space and is a popular place for relaxation, picnics, and various activities. There are also abundant historical attractions around, such as Gomosan Fortress and Toya. • Address: San 41, Sinhyeon-ri, Majeon-myeon, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. 6. Buljeong Station • Introduction: A railway station with important historical and cultural significance. • Features: It was once part of the history of the Mungyeong coalfields, responsible for transporting coal and serving local residents. The station adopts a stone-built fault slate roof, retaining the romantic appearance of a rural station. It was designated as a registered cultural heritage in 2007 and now operates as a train homestay. • Address: Buljeong-dong, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. 7. Joryeongsan Mountain • Introduction: A mountain range with both historical and natural charm, it is the town mountain of Mungyeong. • Features: There are numerous waterfalls distributed in the mountain, such as the Yeogong Falls and the Blue Falls. Each season has its unique scenery, and it also contains rich cultural and historical relics, such as the Hyeguk Temple at the foot of the mountain. • Address: Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. 8. Gomosan Fortress • Introduction: Located on Mount Gomo at an altitude of 231 meters in Mungyeong, it is a Pogok-style mountain fortress with a deep historical background. • Features: Originally built as a strategic fortress to defend against North Korean invasion, although most of the ancient city walls have been demolished, the walls connecting the east gate still retain their majestic appearance. From the top of the mountain fortress, you can overlook the panoramic view of the Jinnamgyo Riverside. • Address: Sinhyeon-ri, Majeon-myeon, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. III. Food Recommendations In Mungyeong, visitors can taste a variety of authentic Korean dishes. For example, Solbat Sikdang offers Asian and Korean cuisine, and Saejae Halmaejip offers Korean delicacies. In addition, you can also try local snacks and drinks. IV. Transportation Guide Mungyeong has convenient transportation, and visitors can choose to travel by public transportation or by car. Within the city, you can take buses or taxis to visit various attractions. At the same time, Buljeong Station, as an important transportation hub, also provides convenient transportation services for tourists. V. Precautions 1. When visiting attractions, please abide by local rules and regulations and tourist codes of conduct. 2. Pay attention to protecting the environment and cultural relics. Do not litter or damage the facilities of the attractions. 3. Choose suitable travel routes and activity items according to your personal interests and physical condition. In summary, Mungyeong, South Korea, is a tourist destination full of charm and historical heritage. Visitors can enjoy magnificent natural scenery, experience rich history and culture, taste authentic food, and enjoy convenient transportation services here. I hope this travel guide can provide useful reference and assistance for your trip to Mungyeong.

#감성숙소 How did you all spend the last holiday? I went to Mungyeong with my family! For a while, I only went to Mungyeong to see Gaemichu, but since I went to Mungyeong with my family for the first time in a while, I also went to Mungyeong Saejae. There were so many families who came to Mungyeong for a trip. I'll recommend a great Mungyeong accommodation for families to visit! Stay Mungyeong is located not far from Mungyeong Saejae. It has a large swimming pool, an outdoor barbecue area, and a duplex structure, so it was a great place to visit with family. Mungyeong is famous for apples, right?! That's why you can see so many apple orchards while walking around Mungyeong. You can see the orchard view from this accommodation, and since it's surrounded by mountains on all sides, I was able to completely heal myself in the great nature of Mungyeong. During the day, the blue mountains and sky, in the evening, a beautiful sunset, and at night, the stars pouring down! It was a day spent swimming, having a barbecue, and having fun while looking at the mountains and the sky. Please refer to the blog for more detailed information about Stay Mungyeong☺️ ⛰️Stay Mungyeong (@stay_mungyeong__) 📍27-28 Mungyeong Golf Course Road, Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongbuk 🕰️Check-in 15:00 Check-out 11:00 🚘Parking space O ◽️Independent house, duplex, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, private pool, private barbecue, basic amenities except toothbrushes

#OutdoorDate#MungyeongTravel It's less than a 5-minute walk from the accommodation to Mungyeong Saejae I went there for a bit because it was the night festival period You can take a free shuttle bus at the entrance And the open set is also free for two days during the night festival period So it was nice to see. It was a great opportunity to see various cultural heritages In person - - Mungyeong Saejae Night Tour 932 Saejae-ro, Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do

#FallTravel #MungyeongTravel It may not be as well known as I thought There weren't many people, but The night festival spaces were enough to see and enjoy It looked quite special. It was a great time because I could enjoy cultural heritages that are usually hard to see Up close! It was a pity that I went up late and couldn't see much of the event🧡 - - 📍Mungyeong Saejae Provincial Park 932 Saejae-ro, Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do

#FallTravel #MungyeongTravel The Mungyeong Saejae Cultural Heritage Night Tour is held for two days, Friday and Saturday, and luckily I was able to find a place to stay in Mungyeong Saejae on Friday evening, so it was nice to take a light walk. When I took the free shuttle bus and went up to the open set, wow, it didn't feel like night here! I was able to enjoy the brightly lit festival atmosphere. It was a healing autumn night🧡 - - 📍Mungyeong Saejae Provincial Park 932 Saejae-ro, Mungyeong-eup, Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do

#SummerTripEvent I still can't forget the box of apples I bought at the Mungyeong Apple Festival last fall. The apples are apples, but the festival is held at Mungyeong Saejae. The scenery is so beautiful, and there are ginkgo trees, maple trees, and a drama set. The fortress walls blend together beautifully, making it a great place to walk. Adults like walking barefoot these days, don't they? There is also a barefoot walking course, so you can have a fun and healthy walk 🚶🏻🚶🏻♀️ #MungyeongAppleFestival #MungyeongSaejae

#FallFallTravel #FallFall#Drive#Outing#Walk Mungyeong Saejae. The high and rugged pass where birds used to fly and rest is now in the spotlight as the most beautiful old road. With over 1 million people visiting it every year, it is so popular that on weekends, it suffers from the colorful waves of crowds.

#FallFallTravel #Travel#FallFall#Hiking#Trekking Gyeongbuk Mungyeong-si Mungyeong-eup Sangcho-ri San 40 Mungyeong Saejae. The high and rugged pass where birds used to rest after flying is now in the spotlight as the most beautiful old road. With over 1 million people visiting it every year, it is so popular that on weekends, it suffers from the colorful waves of crowds.

It's a great day trip to Mungyeong Saejae Provincial Park, which takes about 2 hours from Seoul by public transportation, with my mom. The restaurants at the park entrance are not expensive and are delicious.

#Hanok ☕️ Gyeongbuk Mungyeong-si Mungyeong-eup Saejae-ro 906 ☕️ 9:00-19:00 ☕️ This Mungyeong Saejae branch is a Starbucks that stands out from the entrance! These days, there are many branches in Seoul and the surrounding areas, but Mungyeong Saejae branch has been a hot place since 5 years ago! There are many walking trails around, so it's good for walking ♥︎