Samtaemi Village, Wonju

Samtaemi Village is a basin surrounded by mountains on both sides like a folding screen, with Baekun Mountain in the background. It is a typical mountain village in Korea and is located 30 minutes away from Wonju. During the Japanese colonial period, it was called Daldun because there were many hills, but it changed and is now called Dadun Village. Although the exact era cannot be confirmed, there is a rumor that has been passed down since ancient times that Dadun Village was an area where a lot of gold was produced, and the business owner who operated the gold mine had many workers, but the profit from operating the gold mine was only 100 gold coins, so it was called Dat Don. Then, during the Japanese colonial period, it was called Daldun because there were many hills, but it changed and is now called Dadun Village.

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Admission fee

Free

Reservation guide for Korean nationals

Phone: 033-762-4904, 010-8985-4704