(Meet at Cheongju Airport) Depart Thursday evening! Food & Sentiment: Jeonju - Sinan - Mokpo - Yeosu - Suncheon - Namwon - Wanju (2 nights, 3 days)

Shinan's "Purple Island": A Romantic Fairytale Blooming on the Sea, Where Purple from Around the World Gathers 1. A Mysterious "Purple Fantasy Island" Attracting Global Attention From village rooftops, roads, and telephone poles to tableware, everything is dyed purple, making it the world's only color-themed island. Stroll along the magnificent **"Purple Bridge"** connecting Half Moon Island and Hakuji Island, and enjoy the striking visual feast of the contrast between the azure sea and vibrant purple. It's not just an island, but a giant work of art. 2. Enjoy Special Privileges with a Purple Dress Code The perfect way to experience Purple Island is to wear purple! Simply wear any item of purple clothing, shoes, or a hat to enjoy **free admission** and feel like you're part of the island. Dress up in matching purple outfits with friends or your loved one and take some of the most **atmospheric** photos of your life. 3. The Purple Pact of K-POP Fans Worldwide: "I PURPLE YOU" Purple is no longer just a color; it has become a precious promise of mutual trust and enduring love among K-POP fans worldwide. Leave your heartfelt wishes for your idols in front of the "I PURPLE YOU" signs and purple art installations scattered throughout the island! This is the perfect sanctuary where "idol worship" and "healing" combine perfectly.

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Jeonju Hanok Village: A Time Machine to Experience the Most Beautiful Korean Time in the World 1. A "Living Museum" Created by Over 700 Hanok Houses This is not just a tourist attraction, but also the largest Hanok village in Korea, where people have actually lived and maintained its atmosphere for hundreds of years. The winding alleys and the undulating tiled roofs create a unique K-Beauty experience that can only be found in Jeonju. 2. Dress in Exquisite Hanbok and Enjoy a "Time Traveler's Stroll" The perfect ritual for a trip to Jeonju is a **Hanbok experience**! From gorgeous traditional Hanbok to sophisticated Gyeongseong fashion, choose according to your preference and stroll through Gyeonggijeon and Jeondong Seongdang. Everywhere you go is a perfect filming location where you can transform into a K-drama star. 3. Enjoy a "Sensory Healing" Experience in a Culinary Capital When you think of "the taste of Korea," this is the first place that comes to mind! Beyond the stunning array of Jeonju bibimbap and Korean set meals, there are also tempting bountiful harvest chocolate pies and meat pies found on every street corner. This culinary journey in the food capital will fill your soul and provide the true meaning of travel.

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1. A Mysterious Filming Location for Retro Historical and Fantasy Dramas: The antique red-brick exterior and Renaissance-style arched windows make this a popular backdrop for numerous hit fantasy Korean dramas. The mysterious atmosphere, as if the main characters might step out at any moment, has turned the entrance stairs into a globally popular photo spot with long queues, beloved by travelers. 2. A Living Record of 120 Years: Built in 1900, this is Mokpo's oldest Western-style building. The air-raid shelter and historical traces behind the building silently bear witness to Korea's modern history of pain and growth. Beneath its glamorous exterior, this "museum without walls" allows you to feel the profound weight of time. 3. A Sensational New-tro Walking Tour: Stepping down from the history museum, a modern street scene unfolds before your eyes, as if time has been frozen a century ago. Wander among the charming old Japanese houses (traditional Japanese architecture), cafes, and galleries; this retro sensibility offers a unique romance for visitors from around the world. Enjoy the stunning views of Mokpo's azure sea while appreciating the most distinctive modern scenery of Korea.

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Mokpo's "Peace Plaza & Dancing Ocean Fountain": A Meeting Point of Light and Shadow Feasts and K-Shopping Fun 1. A Dreamy "Musical Fountain Show" Illuminating the Night Sea Come and experience the world's largest ocean fountain, combining sweet music with dazzling laser lights! With the giant water jets dancing to K-POP rhythms as a backdrop, your videos are sure to go viral on social media. Immerse yourself in the romantic atmosphere of Mokpo's night sea. 2. A Paradise for Budget-Conscious Travelers: Shopping at "Lotte Mart MAXX & Daiso" A must-visit on any trip to Korea! Lotte Mart MAXX, a warehouse-style discount store offering great value for money with bulk purchases, and Daiso, a large store full of creative Korean products, are both located near Peace Plaza. From K-Snacks to popular cosmetics, this is the perfect place to complete your travel must-buy list in one go. 3. Leisurely Strolls and Fun-Filled City Life: Stroll along Peace Plaza, which boasts expansive sea views, and enjoy the freedom of shopping and leisurely walks. After shopping, grab a coffee at a sea-view terrace cafe, and the fatigue of your trip will instantly melt away. From enjoying the night view and savoring delicious food to smart shopping, this is the perfect hot spot in Mokpo.

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Suncheon's "Seonamsa Temple & Traditional Wild Tea Experience Center": At the End of a Thousand-Year-Old Forest Trail, Encounter the Most Fragrant Resting Point 1. The "Most Beautiful Temple" Embodying the Beauty of Korea A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Seonamsa Temple is home to the treasured rainbow-shaped stone bridge, Seongseon Bridge. Its mysterious beauty, hidden among forests and valleys, has made it a popular filming location for numerous movies and TV shows. The changing seasons and the interplay of flowers and ancient trees showcase the essence of nature and art in harmony. 2. The Profound Charm at the Foot of Jirisan Mountain: The Healing Power of "Traditional Wild Tea" Located next to the temple, the Traditional Wild Tea Experience Center allows you to brew and taste natural wild tea picked near Seonamsa Temple. Hold a warm cup of tea and quietly admire the mountain scenery and the crisp sound of wind chimes outside the wooden window. Here, you can forget the hustle and bustle of daily life and enjoy a truly peaceful **"empty time"**. 3. Awaken Your Senses with the "K-Tea Ceremony" and the Sensibility of a Hanok (traditional Korean house) Sitting on the floor of a quiet Hanok hall, the process of brewing tea using exquisite tea utensils is itself an art and a form of meditation. This traditional tea ceremony experience of personally brewing and tasting tea will become the most elegant and sophisticated memory of your trip to Korea. The tranquility of the ancient temple and the subtle aroma of tea will recharge your soul.

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Suncheon's Nakan-eupseong Folk Village: 600 Years of Time Stand Still, Stroll Through Authentic Korean Life 1. A "Real Time Travel" Under the Thatched Roofs This isn't a staged film set, but a well-preserved folk village from the Joseon Dynasty 600 years ago, where residents still live. Over 280 charming, rounded thatched houses cluster together, creating a scene reminiscent of an ancient Korean fairytale, offering visitors a mysterious and heartwarming experience. 2. A Panoramic View from the Ancient City Walls Walk along the sturdy stone walls that encircle the entire village! The panoramic view of the thatched village from the Seomun (West Gate) city wall is a unique spectacle found nowhere else in the world. When the setting sun bathes the village in its glow, the scene captured by your camera is itself a breathtaking oriental ink painting. 3. Awaken Your Senses with a "K-Heritage" Traditional Cultural Experience Throughout the village, you can personally experience traditional Korean life, including tea ceremonies, blacksmithing, and traditional house experiences. Don Hanbok (traditional Korean clothing), take beautiful photos against the backdrop of tranquil stone walls and government offices, and fully immerse yourself in the beauty of Korea where the past and present coexist.

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Suncheon Bay National Garden: Korea's No. 1, Surpassing Everland, the Most Beautiful Garden on Earth 1. The Imposing Reign of Korea's Number One Tourist Attendant This park has surpassed the traditional theme park "Everland," officially becoming Korea's most popular tourist destination! Abandoning artificial rides, it offers vast natural spaces and artistically designed gardens. It has become a top choice for global travelers visiting Korea as a **"Global Tourist Destination"**. 2. An Evolved and Innovative "Space-Themed Garden" in 2026 Beyond the framework of traditional gardens, the "Space Bridge," combining AI and multimedia art, along with a magnificent **"Nighttime View"**, will transport you to a futuristic world. Year-round flower festivals, coupled with nightly light and shadow performances, deliver a visually stunning feast on a completely different level from Everland's parades. 3. An Overwhelming Healing Experience: The Entire City is a Garden This is not simply a park. On a vast expanse of land several times the size of Yeouido, representative gardens from around the world have been perfectly replicated. Enjoy panoramic views of the gardens from the adorable **"SkyCube"**, or drift downstream on the **"Garden Dream Boat**** – a high-end, luxurious eco-tour only available in Suncheon.

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Namwon's "Gwanghan Palace": A Moonlit Palace Where Love Blossoms, a Romantic Sanctuary from K-Drama 1. The Classic Stage of K-Romance Dramas That Captivated the World The majestic pavilions and the **"Magpie Bridge"** spanning the lake are classic backdrops for numerous popular historical dramas. Recreate classic scenes from K-dramas at the same location where the protagonists exchanged sweet nothings! The antique wooden buildings and centuries-old trees complement each other, and simply strolling through it will give you the wonderful feeling of being a K-drama protagonist. 2. A Legendary "Moon Palace" Aesthetic Realized on Earth As if the legendary "Gwanghan Palace" on the moon has been brought directly to earth, this is the pinnacle of traditional Korean garden art. By day, it exudes a dignified and elegant aura; at night, magnificent lights illuminate the lake, reflecting a perfectly symmetrical image. Come and experience this **"Oriental Fantasy Feast"** that will make you forget reality and enter a dreamlike state. 3. Make a promise of "eternal love" on the Magpie Bridge. Gwanghan Castle is the perfect spot to match Hanbok (traditional Korean dress), where you can encounter the **"Magpie Bridge"**, the site of the legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. Thanks to the romantic legend that "taking photos on the Magpie Bridge while wearing Hanbok will make your love come true," it has become a must-visit destination for couples worldwide. Infuse your photos with the most quintessential Korean romance!

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Namwon Seodori Station: A Timeless Station, a Retro Romance Like a Still Film 1. The Setting for a Globally Sensational "K-Epic Drama" This is the main filming location for a popular, large-scale drama depicting the turbulent period of Korea from the late Old Han Dynasty to the modern era. The antique wooden station and old railway tracks are where the protagonists met and parted fatefully. For K-drama fans, stepping here is like entering the scene of the drama, bringing a sense of excitement and emotion. 2. A Unique "New-tro" Photo Spot Forged by Time As one of the oldest existing wooden stations in Korea, it perfectly preserves the lyrical atmosphere of the 1930s. The long railway tracks extending through the bald cypress forest and the station buildings covered with ivy allow you to turn every photo into a sentimental movie poster the moment you press the shutter. 3. A "Journey of Analogical Sensual Healing" Through the Seasons: From the verdant green of spring, the refreshing coolness of summer, the golden ginkgo leaves of autumn, to the tranquil snowscape of winter, the calligraphy station paints a different watercolor painting with each season. Here, there is no urban hustle and bustle, only the rustling of leaves in the breeze. Please clear your mind in this tranquility and enjoy a special time filled with sensual fulfillment.

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Wanju's "Ohseong Hanok Village": A Forest Hanok Village Where Art Resides, a Perfect Retreat That Even Global Idols Envy 1. Wibongsan Fortress, a Globally Popular "K-Culture Visual Sanctuary" This fortress is famous as a location for top idol groups to shoot fashion photos, making it a must-visit destination for many fans. Nestled deep in the mountains, the ancient fortress walls and archways offer a breathtaking view of the verdant peaks. Sitting on the fortress walls for photos, you can instantly become the protagonist of a professional photoshoot. 2. An Artistic Hanok Transformed into an Art Gallery and Cafe: "A-one & Soyang Old House" Reinterpreting a 250-year-old Hanok with modern aesthetics, **"A-one Old House" is more than just a place to stay; it's a work of art. In this space where minimalist architectural aesthetics coexist with the dignified elegance of a Hanok, try gazing at the horizon at the mountaintop. Enjoy a luxurious tea break at the adjacent "Xiaoyang Old House"**, the most luxurious and elegant Korean-style relaxation of your trip. 3. A Lonely Tree on the Lake: The Romance of "Oh Seong-di"** Located at the entrance of the village, beside the tranquil "Oh Seong-di" reservoir, stands the famous **"Lonely Tree"**. With the lake as its backdrop, this tree, with its lyrical atmosphere, has become a popular filming location for numerous movies and posters. Stroll along the embankment path and enjoy a moment of "emptiness"**; the serene scenery is a natural remedy for washing away travel fatigue.

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