SEONnongdanyeoksa Park

It's spacious and nice.

The weather is good and the photos come out pretty.

It's good for a walk and I like the beautiful scenery~

It takes about 5 minutes on foot from Exit 1 of Jegi Station on Line 1. It is a very small park. It's well maintained, but the grass has grown a lot. We recommend that you also use the history and culture museum right next door.

It's not a restaurant for seolleongtang, but it's the origin of seolleongtang. It's a place where kings offered ancestral rites to heaven to pray for a good harvest. They held ancestral rites here and distributed meat and soup to the people. That's what became Seonnongtang (Seolleongtang). There's a 600-year-old juniper tree next to it, which is said to have been planted when Seonnongdan was made. This is quite a sight to see. You can rent a hanbok at the History Museum and take pictures, and in April, the ceremony is held. A recreated Seonnong system will also be held. Free parking is available for visitors. Please note that there are no seolleongtang restaurants nearby.

It’s great because you can enjoy farming, traditional customs, and even play. It is a good place to visit with children as there is a parking lot and Seonnongdan right above so you can see cultural assets.