Savoring the Scent of Summer in a Fishing Village | Travel Course | K-Travel Mate

Daseulgi Choryang Village, located in Gonmyeon, Sacheon-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, was named Choryang-ri because it was the site of Choryang-myeon during the Joseon Dynasty. It was formerly part of Choryang-myeon, Gonyang-gun, but after the administrative district reorganization in 1914, Samgeori was merged and renamed Choryang-ri, and it is now incorporated into Gonmyeon, Sacheon-gun. The Choryang River (Gonyangcheon) runs in front of Choryang Village, with excellent water quality and abundant freshwater snails and fish, attracting many tourists in the summer.

재건냉면의 독특하고도 토속적인 맛의 비밀은 면에 있는데 손님이 주문하면 즉석에서 뽑아내어 면발이 쫄깃쫄깃할뿐 아니라 자르르 윤기마저 흐른다. 육수도 한우의 뼈를 한 솥 가득 넣고 만 하루동안 푹 끓인 후 장으로 간을 맞춘다.

Namildae Beach in Sacheon is said to have been named by the late Silla scholar Goun (孤雲) Choi Chi-won (崔致遠), who admired the clear blue sea, the white sandy beach, and the surrounding scenic views. The beaches lie along both east and west coasts centered on Hyangchon-dong. The eastern coast features remarkable natural formations such as the Hole Rock and the Rocking Rock, creating spectacular landscapes. On the southwest sea is Hakseom [鶴島], a habitat for egrets and grey herons, attracting many tourists. The exquisite Elephant Rock, resembling a giant elephant drinking water, is a famous Sacheon attraction. Namildae Beach is always crowded with tourists due to its clear clean seawater, soft sand, dense forest, the Jinneol Observatory, and fishing spots nearby. During the beach opening season, summer beach festivals such as the Beach Song Festival and Sea Film Festival are held.