Chosun.com Media Report Team media@chosun.com
Feeling a bit homesick in Korea (yes, we're especially referring to all the Germans)? Head to Namhae, Gyeongnam for an exotic experience in the German Village, where you will be greeted by a European vibe.
<The German Village>
To arrive at the German Village, ride a city bus from the Namhae Intercity Bus Terminal. Walk up for about 10 minutes, and a signpost will show you've arrived at your destination.
<The German and Korean national flags hung outside of a German house>
Every bit of the buildings are traditionally German-stylized. The construction materials were actually brought from the country itself.
The village was designed by Germans and Koreans who had lived abroad. Those who crossed borders in the 1960s to work as a nurse, soldier or miner, returned home and took part in establishing this venue.
<"Cheol-su's House" has been the filming site of
various local dramas and entertainment shows.>
The German Village has numerously been featured in dramas and local shows. Now, tourists are flooding in day and night to catch a glimpse of what the commotion is all about.
One of the most popular spots in the village is "Cheol-su's House," which was specially highlighted on domestic television.
<The road headed for the Gardening Art Village from the German Village>
If you're willing to stay for the night, consider lodging in the village. A romantic scenery of the evening South Sea will guarantee the perfect moment. For more information, log on to http://www.germanvillage.co.kr
<The Gardening Art Village, created by 20 gardening specialists,
is located right behind the German Village.>
Last stop -- the Gardening Art Village, located near the end of the German Village. The village formed by 20 gardening specialists has various themes of gardens, from Spanish to Dutch. The gardens are currently in full bloom, so hurry up and pack your bags!
※Relevant Information
Namhae tourism (English): http://eng.namhae.go.kr/main
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