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Location
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329-1 Hapum-2-ri, Sanbuk-myeon Yeoju-gun
(Located in the Munbawi Ravine Yeoju-gun
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Information |
(031)883-7362 |
Facilities |
Produce market, fish farm, motels, restaurants,
rest areas, educational areas, etc.
Board and Lodging (2 buildings, 12 rooms)
Restaurant (Separate building) |
Produce |
Calabash, grapes, plums, etc. |
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| The Milseong Tourist Farm is located at Hapum-1-ri,
an undesignated tourist resort in the Munbawi Ravine,
nestled between Mt. Yangja and Angja Peak. Angja
Peak can be seen behind the Twechon Cheonjiam Catholic
Holy Grounds, and the village beyond that is Ju-uh-ri.
To the east of Angja Peak is Ju-uhsa, where the
Jeongyakyong brothers devoutly studied the Bible,
traveling back and forth between the holy grounds
and Cheonjiam. Even today, a small praying cell
has been built for Catholics coming here to pray.
The Milseong Tourist Farm lies on 6,000 pyeongs
of land and is a collective unit of 5 farms. The
fish farm has been converted into a fishing hole,
which is very popular among families and fishing
enthusiasts. The owner of the farm, Jeong Tae-su,
is a pioneer in the Korean bee-keeping industry,
and even today he manages over 100 bee hives, deep
within the chestnut tree forest behind the farm.
A specialty of Milseong Farm is the long-tailed
chicken, also called the “rose chicken.” Visitors
have the opportunity to purchase fresh honey and
nokyeong from the deer raised on the farm.
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Seoul ⇒ (Jungbu Expressway) Gonjiam T.G
⇒ Towards Yangpyeong (15Km) ⇒ Milseong Tourist
Farm, Ha-pum-ri, Sanbuk
Yangpyeong ⇒ Towrds Gonjiam (15Km)
⇒ Milseong Tourist Farm
Yeoju ⇒ Sanbuk-myeon ⇒ Milseong Tourist
Farm |
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