03/13/2024
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Jeollabuk-do
Gochang
Buan
hallyu
K_drama
Gochang, Jeollabuk-do
Buan & Gochang, Jeollabuk-do
l Locations: Buan & Gochang, Jeonbuk State
l Related Content: Drama <See You in My 19th Life>
The drama "See You in My 19th Life" captures the tale of Ban Ji-eum, who remembers her 18 past lives and is living her 19th, and Moon Seo-ha, who's trapped in time mourning the death of Yoon Joo-won, one of Ji-eum's past lives. Cheer together for their present lives and explore the mesmerizing landscapes of Jeollabuk-do Province, where through time have sculpted its beauty.
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At the drama's inception, Ban Ji-eum is seen embracing her memories of past lives, slowly walks through majestic cliffs and sea-eroded caves. The sedimentary rock, formed approximately 70 million years ago during the Mesozoic Cretaceous period, seems to mirror the long ages she has experienced.
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This trail, the third course of Byunsan Seashore Path (Byeonsan Masil Road), winds its way past the famous scenic spots of Buan's Jeokbyeok River and Chaeseokgang Cliff along the west coast. The coastal view is exceptionally beautiful at sunset. The entire course is about 9.8 km and takes around 3 hours to complete. Both the Jeokbyeok River and Chaeseokgang Cliff are best viewed during low tide.
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This temple in Buan, Jeollabuk-do, boasts a refreshing fir tree-lined path. The 500 m fir tree path, constructed over 150 years ago, has been recognized as "Beautiful Forest" and "Beautiful Path of Korea". The temple's main shrine has intricately designed flower-patterned wooden lattices, constructed without using nails, showcasing the tranquil beauty of Korea.
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Photo Credit: Neolb-Eundeul (Borinara) Hagwon Farm.
Known initially for its green barley fields, the farm now cultivates not just barley but also buckwheat, sunflowers, cosmos, and various scenic crops, offering breathtaking landscapes every season. Ban Ji-eum, having lost her child in her past life, found solace running endlessly until reaching a pristine buckwheat flower field, reminiscing that all her troubles will pass and believing in starting anew.