Yeoncheon narutbae village in pristine nature | Travel Course | K-Travel Mate

Located near Herb Village, Yeoncheon Narutbae Village is the northernmost village adjacent to the Armistice Line where visitors can enjoy various farmstay experiences. It is a Rural-20 village designated by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs to promote farm and fishing village experience tourism to foreigners, and was selected as a target village for the '2012 Peace Ecological Village Development Project' by the Ministry of Interior and Safety. The village offers pension accommodations with facilities including farms, education centers, restaurants, kitchens, auditoriums, and elevators, as well as a camping site called Pamping. There are day-trip and overnight farm experience programs, and farmstay and deck camping rural experience programs. Programs include the rarely accessible DMZ Civilian Control Line tour, Imjingang ecological experiences like freshwater crab catching, crop harvesting, cauldron cooking, and barbecue meals. These are designed as family-friendly farmstay programs to create enjoyable memories. Reservations can be made via the website, and a photo ID is required for the DMZ Civilian Control Line tour. It is about a 32-minute drive from Eunhyeon IC. Nearby attractions include Hantan River Recreation Area, Hantan River Tourist Auto Camping Site, Yeoncheon Jeongok-ri Site, Jeongok Prehistoric Museum, Jaein Falls, Pocheon Sinbuk Resort Springpole Oncheon, and Pocheon Herb Island.

연천군은 대체로 관광지가 잘 정리되어 있는 지역이다. 임진강 주상절리는 미산면 동이리 67-1번지 일원에 위치해 있으며 길게 쭈욱 뻗어 있다.

Jaein Waterfall has long been widely known as a scenic spot. The waterfall is formed where a small stream flowing down from Jijangbong in the north pours down an approximately 18m high basalt columnar joint cliff, creating a spectacular sight. Around Jaein Waterfall, it is also known as a habitat for natural monuments such as Eoreumchi and endangered species like the pink dragonfly. A beautiful love story related to the name of the waterfall has been passed down. Various basalt features can be observed at Jaein Waterfall, notably columnar joints, undercut caves, potholes, and gas tubes. The waterfall, about 18m high, continues to erode the area below it, forming a pothole with a depth of 5m. A pothole is a deep hole formed when whirlpools occur in concave or broken parts of river rocks.