Naganeupseong Walled Town

Naganeupseong Walled Town is located in Jeollanam-do, and contains a fortress town that is over 59,504 ㎡ in size. The fortress walls were built using square-shaped stones to reach 4 meters in height, 3 to 4 meters in width, and 1,410 meters in total length. The town consists of three neighborhoods along the east, south and west of the fortress walls. The village is overall well preserved, allowing visitors to observe houses and lifestyles that have all been passed down from the past. The town is highly valued as a historical and cultural resource for studying traditional folk customs. ◎ Travel information discovering the charm of Hallyu - Drama This traditional village offers visitors a glimpse into the lives of Koreans from the Joseon Dynasty to the present day. Clusters of thatched-roof houses create a warm atmosphere, while the earth-and-stone walls and beautifully curved roofs add a simple yet elegant charm. Walking along the fortress wall offers a panoramic view of the village filled with traditional thatched-roof houses. The village is also known as the filming location of the home where Min Jae-yi lived in the drama . Official location: 30, Chungmin-gil, Nagan-myeon, Suncheon-si, Jeonnam-Gwangju Special Metropolitan City. Visiting hours: January, November-December 09:00-17:30February-April, October 09:00-18:00May-September 08:30-18:30. Parking: Available. Information contact: +82-61-749-8831~8833. Plan this visit using the official information above as the baseline. Operating hours, admission conditions, programs, access rules, and parking arrangements can change after this review, so confirm the latest notice on the linked official website before departure. This is especially important when a visit depends on a particular exhibition, guided program, seasonal activity, reservation, or accessibility service. Naganeupseong Walled Town (순천 낙안읍성) is presented here as a destination rather than as a commercial listing. The description focuses on the setting and visitor experience documented by the Korea Tourism Organization. Respect residential, religious, ecological, and cultural-property rules where they apply, and use the official contact for questions that affect access or safety.