Gamcheon Culture Village

very interesting village, it's so great to walk here. I wonder how people live in these houses, because there are no strict rules of silence in this village, everything is quite bustling and noisy, but people hang their things, leave flowers and parcels and live their lives. the steps are very steep, but it was not so hard to go up and down. it is very picturesque here! I wanted to walk longer

Very pretty village in Busan. You can walk through the alleyways but a lot of it is residential, the best way to experience this place is following the main road along the top. Lots of cafes where you can grab a drink or snack and enjoy the views

Very beautiful place, plenty of coffee shop for a rest with a nice view.

It is also a very special place, South Korea is very small and there is no "big scene", but these small scenes have become more interesting. In addition to the influence of Korean drama, there are still more Chinese people here, the traffic is very convenient, it is worth a visit!

I have to write about Ganchuan Cultural Village. I accidentally saw the overlooking map of the Cultural City and was deeply attracted. I chose the first stop of this Korean trip to Ganchuan Cultural Village without any reflexes. The weather was also very good and very powerful. Make the panoramic view so beautiful from any angle! From Metro Station Line 1, exit at Exit 6 of Tucheng Station, turn right after exit, and go straight to the cancer center of Lushan University Hospital before transfer to Xiaobasha 1-1, West District 2, West District 2-2. Still very easy to find. Enter the entrance of the Cultural City, you can spend 2,000 won in the visitor center, buy a map, follow the map to knock the chapter in different places, there are two knocking points can be exchanged for postcards, follow its route to walk basically strolled around the entire cultural village, very thoughtful design. I believe that the government's original intention at the beginning - the plan to change this original slum has basically been reached. People walk and watch, tired and sit down in the roadside shop, and buy a little local souvenirs, which can be said to have created a scenery. This is the power of humanities. Because the whole village is all over the mountains, remember to come here best to wear sneakers or comfortable shoes. Others, don't say much, just wait for everyone to come here. In short, after visiting Ganchuan Culture City, the whole mood is also colorful! Must recommend!!

This is a place worth visiting. Although I accidentally swim here with a day, no matter the scenery, scenery, and photo space, you will keep the camera pressing the shutter, and there are more shops, walking and watching eating, it is more than quiet. The cultural village is lively. When I was idle, I found that the hairy children were walking around, playing with the cockroaches, and I felt comfortable.

Ganchuan Cultural Village, Lushan is a famous small and fresh attraction! After the Tucheng Station of Metro Line 1 came out, it was easy to find the bus up the mountain. It is recommended that you must take the bus. I checked the distance only a little more than a kilometer before and wanted to say that you can go up. After taking the bus up the mountain, I was glad that I didn’t walk up the mountain. Because that slope should be the steepest I've ever seen in my life! Friends who don't understand Korean don't have to worry about taking the bus. The appearance of the bus is written in Chinese in Ganchuan Cultural Village. Basically, the bus is going to Ganchuan Cultural Village, so you can see where you get off at the most, you can get off at the right place! There are many foreign tourists here. There are maps sold in the tourist service center. Friends who are interested in stamping suggest that they can buy them. It is still quite interesting. I went there alone at the time, so I didn't go shopping very seriously, so I bought the map and didn't stamp it. Just as a souvenir! The houses in the cultural village are colorful and suitable for taking pictures. I think this attraction should still be seen when I come to Lushan!

In 2009, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism carried out a renovation to turn the village into a cultural center. It is known for its multi-layered streets, winding maze-like alleys and brightly painted houses. The village has, for example, the Little Prince Park with a statue of the hero and his fox, as well as a rooftop garden with flowers and nature-themed sculptures.