Gangjin Tea Plantation강진다원

At a glance

This tea field of about 33 hectares, run by the tea company Taepyeongyang Dawon, stretches along the foot of Wolchulsan, whose rock peaks stand behind the bushes like a folding screen. Tea has been grown around the mountain's temples since long ago, and the scholar Jeong Yak-yong (Dasan) rated Wolchulsan tea the second finest anywhere. Visitors come for photos and the scent of the tea, and can also try picking leaves; the view of the fields in winter has its own fans.

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Gangjin Tea Plantation · 1 tours & tickets

1. KlookBoseong and Gangjin tea plantation day tour from GwangjuA day tour from Gwangju visiting the Gangjin and Boseong green tea plantations, with a tea ceremony class and lunch.Book

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  Early May is when the fields turn their brightest green.