Muwol Village무월마을

At a glance

Muwol is a small farming village of clear streams and eco-friendly crops in Daedeok-myeon. Walk its stone-walled lanes and the path through the pine woods, then climb to the Moonlight Observatory for a view of the surrounding countryside. The village runs a long list of programs: seasonal farm work, tea making, scarecrow building, stacking stone towers, floating wish candles on the pond, nongak farmers' music, clay figures, mother-of-pearl craft, pressed-flower bookmarks and copying out poems by Yun Dong-ju. You can also tour the paddy paths and back lanes on a tractor ride, browse the alley gallery, and stay overnight in one of about 20 shared or private hanok.

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Muwol Village · 1 tours & tickets

1. KKdayDamyang 2-day tour: Muwol Village, Juknokwon & NamwonA two-day tour from Seoul with Muwol Village, Juknokwon bamboo forest, a café stop and Namwon.Book

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Tips

• 01
  Avoid Sundays, when KTO lists the village programs as closed.
• 02
  Stay the night in one of the village hanok to enjoy Muwol at a slower pace.

Nearby

Damyang Metasequoia-lined RoadAn avenue of tall metasequoia trees in Damyang, planted by the county in 1972 along a 5 km stretch of National Route 24.Gwanbangjerim ForestA 1.2 km riverside avenue of centuries-old trees in Damyang, planted to guard a flood embankment and now a Natural Monument.Juknokwon Bamboo ForestA hillside bamboo grove in Damyang with 2.2 km of themed paths and a lookout over the Gwanbangjerim levee forest and the Metasequoia road.Soswaewon GardenA 16th-century scholar's garden in Damyang, laid out along a stream with pavilions, bamboo and stone walls, and still kept by the founder's descendants.