Lang co Nagan Eupseong

Nagan Eupseong (Nagan Folk Village) is a well-preserved traditional Korean walled village located in Suncheon, South Jeolla Province, South Korea. It offers a vivid glimpse into life during the Joseon Dynasty (1392–1897) and is one of the best-preserved fortified folk villages in the country. ⸻ Key Features: • Historical Significance: Originally built in the late 14th century, Nagan Eupseong served as a fortified administrative town during the Joseon era. It functioned as the center of local government. • Fortress Walls: The village is enclosed by stone and earthen walls—about 1.4 kilometers long—built for protection against invasions and bandits. • Traditional Houses: The village contains around 100 traditional thatched-roof houses (chogajip) and tiled-roof official buildings, many of which are still inhabited by residents, preserving authentic Korean rural life. • Government Complex: Inside the village are historical buildings such as the governor’s office, courtrooms, and prisons, which illustrate the administrative system of the time. • Cultural Activities: Visitors can experience Korean folk customs, traditional crafts, hanbok (traditional clothing), and cultural performances like pansori and mask dances. • Filming Location: Due to its well-preserved nature, Nagan Eupseong is often used as a filming location for historical Korean dramas and movies. ⸻ Recognition: • Designated as Historic Site No. 302 by the South Korean government. • Considered a valuable site for learning about traditional Korean village life, especially in the southern provinces. Day 1: Day 2: Day 3: [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Attraction Name + Highlights 2. Attraction Name + Highlights 3. Attraction Name + Highlights [Must-Try Food] 1. Restaurant + Must-Try Dish 2. Restaurant + Must-Try Dish 3. Restaurant + Must-Try Dish [Accommodation ] Recommended Area for Accommodation Hotel Name Hotel Address [Photo Spots] 1. Photo Spot + Description 2. Photo Spot + Description 3. Photo Spot + Description [Tips]