Naejuk Village

Naejuk Village was also called 'Daenae' after the bamboo and the stream water of Munsucheon. It is also said that it was called Daenae because the bamboo was dense, and since it was located on the inner side among the Daenae villages, it was called An Daenae, or Naejuk. Upon entering Naejuk Village, along with the peaceful-looking village scenery, newly built houses are steadily appearing below the reservoir. The Tojicheon Stream, which originates from Munsugol below Nogodan, takes a brief rest at the Munsuje Reservoir, provides abundant water to the people here, and passes Naejuk Bridge to reach the Seomjingang River. It is a village on the Songjeong-Omi section of the Jirisan Dulle-gil, and on the road from Naejuk Village to Omi Village, village laundry sites can be seen here and there.

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