海と牧場で楽しむ家族体験 | 旅行コース | K-Travel Mate

Solmoe is located in the center of ‘Naepo,’ the best land in Chungcheong Province, and means ‘a small hill covered with pine trees.’ Here, on August 21, 1821, the first Korean priest, Saint Kim Daegeon Andrea, was born and lived until he was seven years old, when he moved with his grandfather Kim Taekhyun to Handuk-dong in Yongin (now Golbaemasil) to escape persecution. Moreover, this place was home to four generations of martyrs: his great-grandfather Kim Jinhu (martyred in 1814), great-uncle Kim Han-hyun (martyred in 1816), father Kim Jejun (martyred in 1839), and Kim Daegeon himself (martyred in 1846). Father Kim was selected as a seminarian in Golbaemasil and studied abroad in Macau; in 1845, he was ordained a priest by Bishop Ferreol at the Kimgahang Cathedral in Shanghai and returned to Korea in October of that year. After returning, he served around Yongin but was executed by beheading in September 1846 at Saenamteo at the age of 26. In May 1984, during Pope John Paul II’s visit to Korea, he was canonized. Under the shade of pine trees at Solmoe Holy Ground stand a statue of Father Kim Daegeon and a memorial tower; below is a retreat house that can accommodate about 100 individuals and groups. Recently, a memorial hall and a church housing Father Kim Daegeon’s relics were newly built and are in operation, providing detailed information about him and Solmoe Holy Ground.

[우렁이박사] 당진의 관문에 위치하며 천년을 산다는 학이 즐겨먹는 우렁이는 자연이 인류에게 선사한 전설적인 영양식품으로 순수 유기농법을 겸한 자연 그대로의 논에서 자란 우렁이를 사용, 특히 칼슘을 요하는 노약자, 임산부, 유아등에 좋은 건강식품이다. [김가 면옥] 별미로 입소문이 자자한 김가면옥의 콩국수! 현대인의 건강식에 제격이다. 국산 콩을 갈아 만들어 담백한 맛과 쫄깃한 국수면발이 입맛을 돋우어 주며 잘 익은 열무김치와 함께 먹으면 더욱 일품이다. 콩은 고단백 식품으로 항암효과가 있다고 알려져 있다.

Agroland Taesin Ranch was established in 1968, marking the beginning of Korea's dairy industry, and relocated to its current site in 1978. Since 2004, it has been the first in the country to operate a dairy experience farm, opening the ranch to the public for hands-on encounters with various livestock. It offers a pastoral landscape of green meadows and a place to experience life with cows in nature. Facilities include a ranch experience area, horseback riding area, sculpture park, wildflower garden, pasture experience area, ecological pond and walking trails, animal farm, love parrot enclosure, Korean beef pasture, thujamiro maze, and snack bar. Experience programs include tractor train rides, milking cows, ranch activities, horseback riding, and ice cream making. Nearby attractions include Myeoncheon Eupseong, Myeoncheon Hyanggyo, Myeoncheon Reservoir, Hapdeokje Waterside Park, and Hapdeok Water Management Folk Museum.

Myeoncheon Eupseong is a plains fortress located in the Myeoncheon-eup area of Dangjin-si. It was historically part of a sea route to China through Dangjin, Seosan, and Taean. Important for trade with China, it also served as a key military stronghold since the Baekje period. The current fortress was built in 1439 (Sejong 21) and functioned as a military and administrative center until the late Joseon period. The walls are constructed with well-shaped natural stones; the exterior is stone masonry, and the interior is filled with stones covered by soil. The present circumference of the walls is 1,336m, while the original length including bastions and citadels is estimated at about 1,564m. This fortress is an excellent example of Joseon dynasty fortress construction standards, equipped with four main gates in the east, west, south, and north. Inside the fortress are a ginkgo tree designated as a natural monument, Gunja Pavilion, and a retro street. Each spring, the Myeoncheon Azalea Folk Festival is held here. The fortress is accessible via local roads 70, 609, and 619, and is near the Dangjin-Yeongdeok Expressway Myeoncheon IC. Nearby are Goljeong Reservoir, Myeoncheon Hyanggyo, and the Goryeo Foundation Merit and General Welfare Site.