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Daehan Tea Garden produces high-quality organic green tea with a taste and aroma similar to wild tea. The tea fields form a spectacular sight, like a green carpet, attracting tourists throughout all seasons. Passing through the picturesque tea fields and climbing to a 350m peak, visitors can enjoy a magnificent view stretching out to the sea. Located on the mountain foothills overlooking Boseong-eup Bongsan-ri, the garden spans an expansive plain of about 300,000 pyeong. At the entrance to the garden, large cedar trees as tall as utility poles provide a refreshing atmosphere. Daehan Tea Garden supplies a Korean tea named 'Bongro (峯露)' to tea specialty chains nationwide. Recently, with the rising popularity of Korean tea, more people are visiting the garden. Visitors enjoy healthy vacations by breathing fresh air in the tea fields and picking tea leaves themselves. It has also served as a filming location for dramas such as 'Summer Scent,' 'Legend of the Blue Sea,' and 'Rebel,' allowing visitors to fully appreciate the beauty of nature.

자연 속에 펼쳐진 초록의 물결, 대한다원 입구 삼나무 가로수의 고즈넉한 길을 따라 걷다 보면 매표소 옆 2층에 위치하고 있다. 차와 음식이 어울리는 레스토랑 분위기이다. 미리 전화하면 단체 예약도 가능하며 여러 가지 각종 차 종류(우전, 냉, 송화, 산야초, 매실차, 녹차주스, 아이스크림)를 즐길 수 있다.

Themed around Boseong tea, a symbol of Boseong-gun, and Seopyeonje Boseong Sori, symbolizing the spirit of Korea, this theme park is set against the backdrop of the Boseong tea fields visited by over 3 million people annually. It features key facilities related to tea and sound, including the Korea Tea Museum, Sori Cheong, and Bukru. At the Korea Tea Museum, visitors can experience all processes related to tea, from theory to hands-on activities. Various performances and attractions are also prepared at Sori Cheong and the outdoor stage within the Korea Tea and Sound Culture Park.

Songjae Seo Jae-pil's Birthplace and Memorial Park is a space created to honor his spirit and inspire patriotism. Seo Jae-pil, one of the key figures of the Gapsin Coup alongside Kim Ok-gyun, Park Yeong-hyo, Hong Yeong-sik, and Seo Gwang-beom, was only 20 years old when he participated. After the coup failed, he exiled to the United States and became Korea's first Western medical doctor. Although naturalized in the U.S., he returned to Korea to produce the Independence Newspaper and formed the Independence Club. He devoted his life to the independence movement, and after liberation, he served as an adviser to the U.S. military government before passing away in the United States. To honor Seo Jae-pil's achievements, a project began in 1992 at his birthplace in Mundeok-myeon, including the construction of a shrine, the creation of Songjae-ro, and the building of the Independence Gate. As the sculpture park, relic exhibition hall, and birthplace were restored, the site became a memorial park. The relic exhibition hall displays over 800 personal items from Seo Jae-pil's lifetime, and the park features a statue of Seo Jae-pil and a replica of the Independence Gate identical to the one in Seoul. Approximately 1.4 km away in Ganae Village stands Seo Jae-pil's birthplace. Although the village burned down during the Korean War, destroying over 60 households, important buildings were restored in 2003 and remain preserved today. This northern area of Boseong-gun is popular among tourists as an educational and cultural course connected to the millennium-old Daewonsa Temple, the local writer exhibition at Baekmin Art Museum, and the Seungju Dolmen Park.