Jeongeup City Successfully Concludes 4th Session of Urban Regeneration Tourism ‘Rebo Tour’

Part of the Urban Regeneration New Deal Project
A Total of 27 Participants Joined

Jeongeup City in North Jeolla Province successfully concluded the fourth session of the ‘Rebo Tour,’ a two-day, one-night event held from December 6 to 7, with participants expressing a high level of satisfaction.

According to the city on December 9, the Rebo Tour is a unique program that connects newly revitalized urban regeneration hubs with the region’s major tourist attractions. It was launched as part of the Urban Regeneration New Deal Project.

This tour brought together a total of 27 participants, who had the opportunity to directly experience Jeongeup’s historical and cultural assets, as well as the outcomes of its urban regeneration projects.

The first day began with an orientation at the Dalhanopigom Conference Center. Participants then visited the Donghak Peasant Revolution Memorial Hall and Jeongeupsa Cultural Park in succession.

In the afternoon, the group explored the Kim Myeonggwan Historic House, known for its tranquil beauty, Naejangsan Mountain with its lingering late autumn scenery, and Korea Gayo Village Dalha. Notably, accommodations were provided at unique facilities such as capsule hotels created through urban regeneration projects, offering participants a novel experience.

On the second day, the Jeongsim Village Management Social Cooperative hosted a rice cake-making experience. Participants enjoyed hands-on activities, crafting traditional Jeongeup foods themselves.

Afterwards, the group freely explored Jeongeup’s vibrant commercial districts and specialty streets, including Saemgoeul Market, Ssanghwacha Street, and Yeonji Market, wrapping up their fulfilling two-day journey.

This session of the Rebo Tour was particularly meaningful for organically connecting newly established urban regeneration hubs with the city’s traditional tourist attractions. The well-rounded program, blending historical and cultural experiences, nature exploration, and traditional culture activities, was praised for effectively showcasing Jeongeup’s diverse appeal.

Mayor Lee Haksoo stated, “The fourth Rebo Tour provided participants with a valuable opportunity to directly experience the achievements of our city’s urban regeneration projects and to immerse themselves in Jeongeup’s unique history and culture. We will continue to develop and operate tourism programs, creating special memories for visitors and making tangible contributions to revitalizing the local economy.”

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