Meeting history and art in Wondang, Paju | Travel Course | K-Travel Mate

원당목장은 인기있었던 드라마 촬영지로 자주 이용되면서 일반에 널리 알려지게 되었다. 위험시설이 많아 개방지역을 제한하고 있으며 내부에는 특별한 볼거리보다는 말이 방목되어 있는 목가적인 풍경을 산책하면서 즐길 수 있다. 하지만 원당목장 자체가 '관광'을 목적으로 지어진 것이 아니기 때문에 주차 시설 및 화장실, 벤치 등의 쉴 공간은 부족하다는 사실을 꼭 숙지할 필요가 있다.

사적 제 200호인 서삼릉은 희릉, 효릉, 예릉의 3릉이 서울 서쪽에 있다하여 붙여진 칭호이다. 희릉은 조선조 제 11대 중종의 계비인 장경 왕후 윤씨의 릉이고, 효릉은 조선조 제 12대 인종과 그 비인 인성왕후 박씨의 릉이며, 예릉은 조선조 제 25대 철종과 그 비인 철인왕후 김씨의 릉이다. 또한 역대 3세자의 묘인 의령원(사도세자의 장자인 의소세손), 효창원(정조의 장자인 문효세자), 소경원(인조의 장자인 소현세자)이 있고, 역대의 후궁, 왕자, 공주, 옹주등의 묘 51기와 역대 왕의 태가 안장되어 있는 태실이 있다.

Opened in April 2006, this exotic location is like a small town from southern England transplanted in its entirety, with a land area of 278,252㎡ (about 84,000 pyeong). It consists of a total of 49 buildings and can accommodate around 600 trainees at once. It is open for free visitation by anyone 365 days a year. Various future education programs are offered, including creative and arts education for preparing for future society, makerspace, future special lectures, and the Creative Science Development Experience Center. Additionally, programs for nurturing global talents include English cultural experience programs with native English teachers. ◎ Travel information to experience the charm of Hallyu: The Gyeonggi Future Education Paju Campus, filming location of EXO’s “Miracle in December” music video, features concert halls and the Hallyu Training Center, known for the idol survival program series, all filled with exotic scenery.

파주 헤이리 입구 쪽에 있는 파머스테이블은 싱싱한 채소를 이용하여 요리를 제공한다. 파머스테이블에서는 감베르티 벨루, 푸르티 디 마레, 루꼴라피자 등 다양한 메뉴를 제공한다. 주말과 공휴일에는 예약을 받지 않으며 30여 분 정도 기다려야 식사가 가능하다.

Heyri Art Village spans 150,000 pyeong and is located within the Tongildongsan Tourism Special Zone. Dreaming of being the most beautiful village on earth, about 300 creators and artists from various fields who passed a qualification and review process live together as a community. Heyri is a unique community village that integrates cultural and artistic production, exhibition, sales, and residence. It houses numerous galleries, museums, exhibition halls, performance venues, small theaters, cafes, restaurants, bookstores, guesthouses, art shops, and studios for artists. The name Heyri derives from the call-and-response phrase 'E Hey E Heyri' found in the latter part of a local farming song from Geumsan-ri nearby. Domestically, Heyri was designated as the third cultural district in December 2009 following Insadong (2002) and Daehangno (2004). Architects designed buildings that do not use paint and do not exceed three floors above ground, harmonizing with nature. Thus, a trip to Heyri begins with appreciating its architecture. Buildings with no clear inside or outside, those built on slopes preserving the terrain, and irregularly shaped buildings stand uniquely. Heyri's paths are not straight but follow natural curves without asphalt paving. The best way to explore Heyri Village is to stroll along these roads. While walking, visitors can photograph interesting buildings and enter art galleries encountered to enjoy artworks. Sixty percent of all buildings in Heyri are open to the public as places for creation and cultural enjoyment. This rule benefits visitors the most. Even while guests explore the village, creative activities are underway. Heyri hosts various cultural and artistic events featuring famous domestic and international groups according to the seasons. Therefore, Heyri is known both as a place to visit with dear companions and as a village striving to advance culture and arts. Nearby, it is also nice to visit Odu Mountain Unification Observatory and Provence Village.

Provence Village began in 1996 with a high-class French restaurant and features a harmonious blend of beautiful gardens, mural stories, and nighttime lighting. Visitors can enjoy global cuisines including European-style bakeries and cafes, Italian restaurants, and Korean food in this themed village designed as a space for leisure with trend-leading fashion, lifestyle goods, and experience facilities. The village consists of warm-colored independent buildings, each operated under different concepts but organically connected. There are bakeries baked fresh every morning by a master baker with 30 years of experience, cafes overlooking gardens, brunch, tonkatsu, authentic Italian restaurants, traditional Korean food, shops selling trend-setting lifestyle items and accessories, and European traditional costume rentals. Provence Village also offers greenhouse and outdoor gardens, providing a relaxing space where flowers and water coexist, loved by visitors. Various festivals and events are planned throughout the year, offering visitors cultural performances, new experiences, and beautiful events every season.