Daraengi Village

TravelNam-myeon, Namhae

Daraengi Village다랭이마을

A seaside village in Namhae where narrow terraced rice paddies climb from the water up the mountainside, with paths and lookouts between them.

Checked Oct 18, 2026

At a glance

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The village offers hands-on activities such as sea experiences, ox plowing and traditional games. Parking is available. Address: 702 Nammyeon-ro, Nam-myeon, Namhae-gun.

Hours

KTO lists no fixed hours; call the village for details (055-862-3427).

Time to spend

Allow a little over an hour to walk past the male and female rocks, Bapmudeom, the suspension bridge and the pebble beach.

Booking

Klook sells a private taxi tour of Namhae that stops at Daraengi Village.

In Daraengi Village, generations of farmers cut into the steep slope and built stone walls to squeeze out a little more farmland, leaving long, thin rice terraces that step up from the sea toward Mt. Eungbongsan and Mt. Seolheulsan. The paddies are irregular, but walking paths and viewpoints thread between them. Local sights include the male and female rocks, the Bapmudeom "rice tomb", a small suspension bridge and a pebble beach.

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Places to stay nearby

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Pension

Namhae Chocolate Pension

West of Daraengi Village

About 750 m away

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Pension

Namhae Montmartre Pension

West of Daraengi Village

About 1.9 km away

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Pension

Namhae Merbleu Spa Pension

West of Daraengi Village

About 2.0 km away

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Map

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Tips

  • The terraces are steep, so wear shoes with grip for the paths down toward the sea and the climb back up.

Nearby

Facts from the Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI). KOGL

Sources (3)

Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI)KlookPhoto: Korea Heritage Service / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0), resized

Checked Oct 18, 2026

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