Boseong itineraries
Tea hills, then the sea
Tea fields in the morning, a Jeolla table at lunch, the beach and a green-tea bath after. The tightest one-day loop Boseong has, and easier still with a car.
Beolgyo cockles, Boseong tea
Day one walks the Beolgyo of the novel Taebaek Mountains, eats a cockle feast and sleeps in a 1935 inn. Day two crosses to Boseong by train for tea fields and the sea. Both faces of the county in one trip.
Forest, tea, sea and dinosaurs
Cross Boseong by car from the western hills to the eastern mudflats. Night one is a pool villa where the kids can swim, night two the old inn in Beolgyo. A family plan that fits in dinosaurs and a retro street.
Festivals & seasons
- 1 — Beolgyo cockle season
- 4 — First flush on the tea hills
- 5 — Boseong Green Tea Festival
- 5 — Ilimsan azaleas
- 7 — Yulpo beach season
- 8 — Mudflat season at Beolgyo
- 10 — Seopyeonje Boseong Sori Festival
- 10 — Silver grass on Jeamsan
- 11 — Beolgyo Cockle Festival
- 12 — Boseong Tea Field Light Festival
Souvenirs
- Boseong green tea, loose leaf and bags
- Boseong matcha powder
- Beolgyo cockles
- Nokdon, green-tea-fed pork
- Green-tea yokan and biscuits
- Retro sweets and stationery